Sentence examples for poll designed to from inspiring English sources

General Assembly resolutions, because they are nonbinding, are considered a kind of global opinion poll designed to bring pressure.

An LBC spokesperson said: "This was one of 16 questions asked in the poll, designed to test the social attitudes of the London electorate.

Over 4,200 people took part in the online poll, designed to be representative of all UK adults.

On August 12, the Centers for Disease Control CDCC) released results from the 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey (YRBS), a biannual poll designed to monitor high school student health.

The calls -- both in New Hampshire in 2010 and Iowa this week -- appear less like a true "push poll" designed to reach large numbers of voters with negative messages than an effort to test negative messages with a small sample of voters (the 2010 Hodes poll interviewed just 529 voters).

Facebook posts include a combination of images, videos, text and polls designed to reflect the experience of young adults and all elicit a response from participants.

The Guardian/ICM poll was designed to look into the drop in voter turnout over the past few decades.

The result is effectively a "push poll" – questions designed to elicit a particular answer, and thus allow the Conservatives to claim public support.

The pontiff's announcement came two days after the start of a poll blackout designed to keep surveys from influencing voters before election day.

A national sample of at least 1,000 to 1,500 completed interviews is usually adequate, unless the poll is designed to make comparisons among rather small subgroups in the population or to compare one small group with a much larger one.

The Supreme Court upheld it on April 28th.Detractors insist that this is a backdoor poll tax designed to suppress turnout among certain (Democratic-leaning) voting groups, such as the poor, minorities and the elderly.