If online chatter is any indication, public opinion is mixed.
If NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's sweeping election on a platform of police reform last November is any indication, public opinion (probably) does shape what the NYPD will attempt on any given day.
But if Miller's current statements as the top policy adviser to the Republican frontrunner are any indication, his opinions have not changed much.
The results are likely to be a good indication of opinions in the wider Conservative community of around 100-150,000 trusurveysrepresentingentheg thentirere nation usually sample just a thousand or so people.
We will analyze variables related to the applied coercive measure, such as type of measure, incidence of the measures, causes of indication, the own opinion of the patient-inmate, the opinion of medical staff, more frequently affected pathologies, timing of use and medical services characteristics.
Hence, our results should be considered to be indications on opinions within this actual group of healthcare professionals, and might not be applicable to the general population of healthcare professionals working in CHF care.
The Good Friday agreement, which created peace in the north, allows the secretary of state to call a border poll when there's clear indication that public opinion has swung towards a united Ireland.
Early reports suggest that there was no political motive for the attack or any indication of terrorism.An opinion poll commissioned by the EU ranked Israel as the greatest threat to world peace, ahead of Iran and North Korea.
If Twitter comments are an indication of public opinion, it looks like some neighbours would rather see these men die.
If letters are any indication of broader opinion, it's safe to say there may be a morale problem in L.A. Unified classrooms.
