Sentence examples for poll on whether from inspiring English sources

The local paper's poll on whether to keep him split 50-50.

An Australian TV show has sparked outrage after inviting viewers to vote in a poll on whether women on welfare benefits should be forced to take contraception.

The nadir of Bill Clinton's presidency was when he asked Dick Morris to poll on whether he should tell the truth about Monica Lewinsky.

Former Ulster Television News presenter Mike Nesbitt also said the Irish Republic could hold a parallel poll on whether it should rejoin the Commonwealth.

One might wonder: but will respondents who see the results of this poll believe the pollster has faithfully reported the data, or will they assume they're just skewing the poll on whether or not people think they're skewing the polls?

No message boards on the subject of the merger appeared there last week, although those interested could vote in a poll on whether or not it was good for the Internet.

American citizens have been polled on whether they would favor a single-payer healthcare system like the one in Canada.

THE latest Gallup polling on whether gays should be able to serve in the military really flummoxes the White House's decision to slow-peddle some kind of reform.

The Unite union said that support for the strike was "solid" and that members might be polled on whether to take action beyond the most recent walkout and another scheduled for June 5.

The biggest donor to the Leave.EU campaign has defended a decision to conduct polling on whether the death of the MP Jo Cox has changed the public's opinion on Europe.

Rick Dent, a spokesman for Mr. Miller, said the campaign had done some polling on whether Mr. Miller was seen as too close to Mr. Clinton, having given the nominating speech for the future president at the 1992 convention.