Sentence examples for pledges and polls from inspiring English sources

After weeks of pledges and polls, election day is nearly here.

If you create a new Cause now, you'll also see some of its newer features added in, like pledges, petitions and polls — and, if you're a nonprofit, you'll see that the organizing tools that it had originally launched separately have also been integrated.

Although Clinton is leading Sanders in votes and pledged delegates, polls show Sanders performing better than Clinton against Trump.

Last week Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats unveiled more than 300 pages in total of pledges and promises to win over voters ahead of polling day.

Self pledges account for about 10% of all initial pledges and 9% of all pledges that secure funding.

It's not a detailed manifesto but a checklist of priorities and pledges which he will, presumably, flesh out between now and polling day.

According to recent polls, roughly 70percentt of Americans back the president's decision to ignore his pledge and keep the prison open; polls taken at the start of his 2012 term put support for Guantanamo's closure at a tepid 53percentt.

Between now and polling day, we're going to hear quite a lot about the "contract" the Conservatives have drawn up (pdf) with 16 key pledges.

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The Electoral Commission has begun scrutinising the Scottish government's question for the independence referendum, as ministers pledged the poll would follow "the highest international standards".

Lynton Crosby, who ran Boris Johnson's successful mayoral re-election campaign, told the BBC the party should pre-empt Labour in pledging a poll.