Sentence examples for poll aimed at from inspiring English sources

In total, 5,492 participants completed a poll aimed at lesbians and gay men while 4,036 completed another aimed at heterosexuals, making it one of the most meaningful surveys of attitudes to homosexuality ever undertaken in the UK.

The anti-corruption campaigner, who's been organizing a boycott of the March poll aimed at undermining Putin's legitimacy, will now face charges that could send him to prison for 30 days — through the election.

The ethnic elbowing and feelings of disrespect prodded the Latino Legislative Caucus to commission a poll aimed at showing that a Democratic Latino would be a viable candidate for Boxer's seat — and inspire normally apathetic Latinos to vote.

This study relied on a nationally broadcasted poll aiming at characterizing the field of trophic ecology in France.

It will also be conducting a series of polls aimed at finding out what they really think and do behind closed doors, and in which areas they most lack knowledge and confidence.

In 2006, a poll was taken, aimed at the AFOL community.

The scheduling algorithm proposed in this study differs from these previous studies mainly because it interacts with the polling mechanisms aiming at adjusting the interval polling dynamically, and then to guarantee the QoS requirements to the real-time and non-real-time applications.

Meanwhile, the Schundler campaign said supporters were reporting so-called push polls, in which people ostensibly polling voters asked questions aimed at influencing opinions.

Local officials kept the number low by means of literacy tests, poll taxes, and violence — aimed at those trying to register and, particularly, at those seeking to register others.

Public polls are aiming at a moving target.

Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who recently broke into the ranks of Republican front-runners in Iowa polls, released a stinging video aimed at a rival whose own surge has attracted more attention: Newt Gingrich.