Sentence examples for open poll from inspiring English sources

It was an open poll among self-declared left-wing supporters to select the Socialist candidate to run for mayor of France's second city next March.

Well, because if you took an open poll of his friends, or any large enough group of people, "Satantango" would almost always lose out to something more mainstream, like "War Horse".

We are looking for leaders who champion innovation and collaboration, deliver real change for their institution and the sector, and inspire the confidence and support of the higher education community who will decide the winner in an open poll published on the Guardian Higher Education Network.

Australia was the first of 14 countries to open polling stations to its Iraqi population.

Instead, the government will open polling stations for just seven hours daily.

"To open polling stations but continue to open fire on the civilians of the country has no credibility in the eyes of the world," Mr. Hague said.

A quilt of thick, dark clouds hung over Kinshasa, the capital, at dawn on Monday as election officials stumbled to open polling places on time.

Nor has the government said whether or how it will open polling booths in rebel-held parts of the country or in countries where Syria's embassies have been closed.

"There is no justification for the state's arbitrary actions this year in trying to deny the vast majority of its voters access to open polling places for the last three days before the election, " Mr. Bauer said in a statement.

It pressed forward with the lawsuit against the man with the club, obtaining an injunction that forbids him from carrying a weapon near an open polling place in Philadelphia through 2012.

Qudratullah Naqshbandi, the head of the Independent Election Commission, says it will not be possible to open polling stations in a third of the province.