Sentence examples for opinion ahead from inspiring English sources

Sharpston has a more specialised role as an advocate-general, providing an initial, guiding opinion ahead of the final judgment.

Are these "Caution: Opinion Ahead" warnings like the warning labels on cigarettes, intended to scare you away?

"It is certainly true that Petraeus is attempting to shape public opinion ahead of the December review," said an administration official who is supportive of the general.

Experiential design studio Bompas & Parr partnered with Facebook to turn the Coca-Cola London Eye into a pie chart reflecting political opinion ahead of the election.

"It is not for any civil servant to put his or her personal preferences of political opinion ahead of that duty".

The vote, in which Argentinians can vote for any candidate from any party, will offer a gauge of public opinion ahead of the presidential election on 25 October.

Potential voters at the city's Charter Market have been giving their opinions ahead of the general election.

BBC pundit Bryn Cunningham and former Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan offer their opinions ahead of the two big European showdowns, which will both be broadcast live on BBC Radio Ulster and the BBC Sport website.

Whatever it is, expressing these opinions ahead of time will pave the way for future experiences.

Flaherty's failure to canvass local opinions before going ahead with her well-intentioned plans to school the Njoho children captures in microcosm one major reason why development funds often get wasted.

Whilst the deep recession of the past two years has helped boost support for the Conservatives, the Labour government is hoping that an economic recovery this spring might help them close the gap in the opinion polls ahead of the general election which must be held before 3 June.