Sentence examples for election the study from inspiring English sources

If further security cuts go ahead after the 2015 general election, the study predicts income will continue to be redistributed away from the poorest to the wealthiest.

Notable landmarks include the Gallup triumph over the Literary Digest poll in the US 1936 presidential election, the study of the American Soldier carried out during World War II, and the advent of the Indian National Sample Survey designed by P. C. Mahalanobis.

Only their judgments on competence accurately predicted the outcome of the elections, the study found.

The donations spiked during debates on "alcohol tax and gambling law reform" or immediately before elections, the study found, with the aim of buying immediate influence or building long-term relationships.

Aside from clarifying why the end of a politician's term has such a powerful effect on elections, the study offers a simple corrective, Lenz says.

A12 Study Cites Ohio Voting Flaws A five-month study for the Democratic National Committee found that more than one in four Ohio voters experienced problems at the polls in last year's election, but the study did not find evidence of widespread fraud that might have contributed to President Bush's narrow victory there.

This article introduces an innovative lens to look at the elections: through the study of voters' musical preferences and affinities.

Last spring, the election study interviewed again the voters it talked to after the 1997 election.

"In such a context, the far right is certain to influence the next national elections," the IFOP study concluded.

In opting for a troop surge, Mr Bush has ignored the message of the mid-term elections, the Iraq Study Group, Congress, his own top generals and most world opinion.

Chemical interests have given $23 million to these groups in the current elections, according to the study.