Sentence examples for formal polling from inspiring English sources

Although no formal polling has been done, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State face potential obstacles.

The NFU has refused to undertake formal polling of its members or the wider farming community on the issue.

Wolmar said the polling has been discredited following the election, and pointed to less formal polling by Labour List suggesting he has greater support among those eligible to vote.

Experience in Europe, where such ballots are common, has shown they encourage boards to consult more actively with shareholders on pay issues ahead of formal polls.

While formal polls routinely show widespread American indifference to France, some experts say anti-French sentiment in the news media is on the rise.

A vote in favour will need 75% support and while the last formal poll showed that just 40% backed demutualisation, straw polls conducted after the roadshows showed 80% were in favour.

While formal poll taxes were declared illegal in 1965 with the passage of the Voting Rights Act, versions of it remain in place - for instance, in the cost of taking time off work, travelling to the polls, or obtaining identification.

After Judge Sam threw out the government's case, a formal poll conducted in November by KSL-TV and The Deseret News found that 61percentt of respondents said the Justice Department should not appeal.

But she saved a special salvo for Walker for failing to support student loan refinancing options – just as the rightwing stalwart showed signs of weakness in the first formal polls since the first Republican debate last week.

Representatives from the orchestra on the search committee made it clear that he was their choice, she said, adding that while "there was no formal poll taken of audience members, the phone calls, e-mails, letters and comments right after his concerts from them indicated that he was who they wanted".

I did not do this as part of a formal poll, or even as a representative of an organization.