Sentence examples for polling exercise from inspiring English sources

It is the most keenly awaited polling exercise I can remember, so what does it tell us?

It remains to be seen whether the hasty polling exercise has brought stability, just eight months after the start of France's military intervention in its former colony.

Florida and Ohio: In both Florida and Ohio, the most recent polling data is very similar to the numbers in Virginia, which is perhaps not surprising because it emanates from the same two polling exercises: the post-debate surveys of swing states by Rasmussen and We Ask America.

The sixteen issues have been built up from the priorities expressed by poor people in existing research and polling exercises and they cover the existing Millennium Development Goals, plus issues of sustainability, security, governance and transparency.

These are among the findings of a new opinion-polling exercise carried out by Tito Boeri, Axel Börsch-Supan and Guido TaBörsch-Supan and Guido Tabelliniest issue of Economic Policy*.Most polls on questions such andthese areportedss.

After the initial "straw poll" exercise, Portugal's former socialist prime minister, Antonio Guterres, remains another frontrunner.

Off the field, the voters in the Associated Press news media poll exercised their good judgment by making Oklahoma No. 1 and dropping Miami to No 2; the coaches (or their proxies) in the USA Today/ESPN poll did not.

But this simple straw-polling exercise cannot tell us how many people view the issues in this way, and how many take a more pragmatic approach.

It is an offence to exercise undue influence on any person at or near a polling station: for example, trying to find out the identity of any person entering a polling station; recording voters' particulars; and waiting outside or loitering within 200 m of polling stations.

The recession has continued to take its toll, with more than three-quarters of parents (77%) polled for the exercise admitting it has forced them to rein in their family expenditure.

At best, horse race affords the opportunity for using polling numbers in a variant exercise of confirmation bias.