Sentence examples for election identified from inspiring English sources

The Sturgis review commissioned by the British Polling Council in the aftermath of the general election identified sampling as the biggest cause of the failure to predict the eventual result.

A recent academic study of tweet data — looking at how political information diffused on Twitter's platform specifically around the Brexit vote and the US election — identified more than 156,000 Russian accounts which mentioned #Brexit.

A Conservative government would set by pupil ability and would, within 100 days of winning an election, identify the "very worst" schools, by which Gove means those that have been placed in special measures by Oftsed for more than a year.

"Everything I see, sir, is good news, and that we're on a good road, but we just have to get through this kind of 50-meter target and get through the election, identify the president," General John "JC" Campbell, the army's vice-chief of staff, told the Senate armed services committee on Thursday.

Participants of the election identify themselves with a public signing key and must sign all messages that they post to the bulletin board.

Saturday Night Live made headlines in the 2008 presidential election, identifying the clear media bias against Sen. Hillary Clinton in her race for the Democratic nomination.

Exit polls in the 2006 elections identified concern about corruption as a major factor in the Democratic takeover of the House.

Moral of the story: in the giant game of chicken that tends to follow knife-edge elections, identifying the loser makes pinning down Bill Clinton on his relationship with Monica Lewinsky ("It depends what the definition of 'is' is") look easy.

Other election priorities identified by a coalition of animal welfare groups include incorporating a duty of care component into all Victorian animal welfare legislation; outlawing all intensive breeding facilities; and an urgent review of breed-specific legislation.

In the 30m votes cast in North Carolina between 2000 and 2012, state election officials identified 631 fraud cases, only two of which might've been prevented by the new law.

The report that followed - Opinion Polls and the 1992 General Election - identified three main factors for the failings of the polls.