Sentence examples for mail poll from inspiring English sources

With a Globe and Mail poll showing 64percentt opposed to the change, Randy McCauley, the prime minister's press secretary, said, "The decision stands".

It is partly the fury of more progressively minded Canadians at the perceived assault by Mr Harper on minority religions that has propelled Mr Trudeau to a 37.1 per cent showing in the latest CTV/Globe and Mail poll, against 29.4 per cent for Mr Harper's Tories and 23.7 per cent for the New Democrats.

In his "Official Line" column in the Daily Mail, Poll added the opinion that Dowd might also have sent off Liverpool's Maxi Rodriguez for a thigh-high tackle on United's Rafael, along with Luis Suarez (for pulling the United player's hair) while handing the victim of that provocation a yellow card for a high tackle on Lucas.

That is no different to running a telephone poll or a digital poll or a mail poll or any other form of poll.

However, a Daily Mail poll of 6,890 people showed that 4,795 of them wanted Cheryl to be sacked for refusing to vote.

"And rather than let me decide on my own, my boss sent out an e-mail poll to the team, letting them vote on my hair".

The students were nearly as committed; a confidential e-mail poll found a hundred and twenty-eight against the ban and only four in favor.

This prompted a New Economy consultant named Geoffrey Moore to send out ane-mail poll.

Fortunately, my brother is a psychologist, my brother-in-law is a psychiatrist, and therapists, counselors and social workers abound among my close circle of friends, so I did a quick e-mail poll about the incident.

This supposed vote of support was gleaned from a postcard mailing poll and only in small print was it noted that the postcard had a return rate of less than 10% of the membership.

As Doug Saunders notes in an analysis of the result for Toronto's Globe and Mail, a poll published last week in Quebec showed that just "28 percent of voters support full secession" from Canada.