Sentence examples for polling public from inspiring English sources

Irving Crespi, a public opinion pollster, professor and market researcher long associated with The Gallup Organization and the author of books on polling, public opinion and democracy, died on Thursday at his home in Princeton, N.J.

As if Western democratic norms could be willed into being, he began polling public opinion on the new Palestinian Authority, which was created as a consequence of the Oslo Accords, and advocating for policies based on his findings.

First, we recognize that polling public opinion, however important a barometer of the state of anti-Semitism in a particular country, is only one factor.

It is filled with energetic White House staffers who are adept at polling, public relations and political arm twisting.

According to recent presidential polling, public support for Congressman Jair Bolsonaro, who openly longs for the "good old days" of the Brazil's military dictatorship, is climbing.

At the time you wrote this the Aboriginal Council in New South Wales polled public opinion about apologising and the reconciliation process.

The democratic purpose of the We The People website should not be to poll public opinion on hot button issues.

The newspapers have been polling the public to gauge confidence.

The formula of the knockout talent show, which pits the judgement of dance professionals against that of the great British telephone-polling public, allows for a little comic relief in the line-up.

And in polls public support for labor has fallen to historic lows.

After his renegotiation both sides will scrutinise polls feverishly – private polls, public polls, every bit of evidence as to which way the debate is going.