Sentence examples for implementation of a poll from inspiring English sources
The implementation of a poll tax in 1989 produced outbreaks of street violence and alarmed the Conservative rank-and-file, who feared that Thatcher could not lead the party to a fourth consecutive term.
A classical implementation supposes a poll mechanism that constantly fetches content and makes a comparison with the previous version of the retrieved content to see what is new.
This is also the state's first set of elections in which officials are doing a "soft implementation" of a new law requiring voters to provide identification at polling places — a requirement approved by Mr. Walker and the Republican-led Legislature.
"Opinion polls show overwhelmingly the majority of the public and the majority of Sun readers … support controls on media ownership to stop monopolies, and the implementation of an effective and independent system of press regulation".
A poll of polls finds that 51% of Americans disapprove of it; only 41% approve.
A poll of the ICEMR data core staff revealed common barriers to full implementation of EDC, many of which reflect the fact that ICEMR projects are typically located in low-resource, remote settings throughout the world.
The British polling agency Opinion Research Business (ORB), in partnership with their Iraqi fieldwork agency, has been tracking opinion in Iraq since 2005 and conducted a poll of the population in August 2007 to determine the impact of the ongoing conflict.
The Canadian Medical Association commissioned a poll of the general adult Canadian public on attitudes towards wait lists during February 2004 [ 17].
Passage and implementation of VAWA created a sea change.
