Sentence examples for poll directive from inspiring English sources
To synchronously poll the vehicle data, a developer simply defines a MonotorIntent and uses the poll directive (lines 8 10).
The voter will then be given a provisional ballot — special ballots that can be counted only after the voter's eligibility is verified — at the proper polling place, the directive said.
Despite the deep divide between some religious leaders and government officials over contraceptives, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll found most voters support the new federal directive that health insurance plans provide coverage for birth control.
After numerous complaints were received on Tuesday morning, Ms. LePore issued this directive to the county's 106 precincts: "Attention all poll workers.
A state judge ordered Ohio's election boards to ignore a directive that allowed hundreds of extra Republican challengers in polling places.
But France and Germany reaffirmed their opposition to a directive liberalising trade in services, a central part of that agenda.See articleTwo opinion polls shocked France's political elite by suggesting that there was now a small majority against the European Union constitution.
More than 3 million people living in Darfur will head to the polls this week to vote in a referendum over the administrative status of the Sudanese region, the final directive from a peace deal reached five years ago.
Although the prime directive of soccer is to score goals, the Red Storm (ranked No. 1 by three national polls and No. 3 in a national coaches poll) has emerged as an elite team the past 10 years on the strength of a well-organized and tenacious defense.
Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted (R) initiated a directive that would end weekend voting in Ohio, a time when many blacks go to the polls.
Echoing the complaints of British businessmen about Whitehall's tendency to "gold-plate" European directives, the survey also established that the British government was the poorest at enforcing legislation sensibly.The poll hit a nerve.
Karl Lagerfeld's directive?
