Sentence examples for during polling from inspiring English sources

According to a letter issued by the Pakistani Taliban leader, Hakimullah Mehsud, militants are under instruction to carry out suicide bomb attacks across the country during polling on Saturday.

On Thursday Reuters reported that the Pakistani Taliban's leader, Hakimullah Mehsud, has issued written instructions ordering militants to carry out suicide bombings across the country during polling on Saturday.

The results showed that mobile polling along with the JiTT strategy and in-class polls reduce graduate students' anxiety, improve student outcomes in an environment comprising both graduate and undergraduate students, and increase students' attention during polling.

If there was indeed such a late swing then the polling industry is left with the considerable headache of having comprehensively failed to pick it up either before or during polling day itself.

When you're working to rebuild your brand after two presidential losses, a slipping majority in the House and a net loss in the Senate it isn't a good idea to create a narrative about your Party that equals "frustrating," "intransigence" and "obstructionist" - all terms that came up during polling interviews.

During polling day on Thursday, some voters faced heavier than usual odds to cast their ballots, mainly in London, where the equivalent of one month's rain fell overnight.

Apprehension had been building here since the election, during which polling places were ransacked and ballot boxes stuffed, that the results might be fraudulent.

It's usually a high-water mark for the opposition-party candidate, and if Mr. Romney does not at least pull into a tie with Mr. Obama during polls conducted during that interim period — and preferably, poll ahead of Mr. Obama by a couple of points — it might be time for him to hit the panic button.

In addition to more-traditional destinations, such as the National Palace Museum, many groups toured polling places during November's local elections.

Videos posted on the Web show election observers being forced away from polling stations during the counting process.

It was at least good for business, in that there was an unprecedented volume of polling commissioned during the campaign.