Sentence examples for residents published from inspiring English sources

With the debate still in its early stages, a poll of Mexico City residents published in the newspaper El Universal suggests such support is rare.

In a survey of 686 residents published this month, almost two-thirds said they wanted the amount of gas extracted to be cut; 16 percent wanted it stopped altogether.

A survey of about 1,000 Hong Kong residents, published here earlier this month and believed to be the most in-depth study of its kind to date, showed 78 percent of respondents considered it "acceptable" to leave shark fin soup off the menu at events like weddings.

The present report summarizes the state-of-evidence of "talk therapies" for depression and psychological well-being in LTC facilities by reviewing controlled trials of psychotherapy for LTC residents published in English-language peer-reviewed journals.

In an open letter to island residents, published on a local website, the quarry owner, Jonathan Feigenbaum, threatened to take legal action if the event - set to attract hundreds of people - takes place.

The Reuters/Ipsos poll was the most accurate national poll of U.S. residents published just before the 2012 presidential election, and it has been polling more than 2,000 Americans every week during the current campaign.

Ms. Flanders, a Pelham resident, published poems in dozens of publications, including The Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The Nation and Commonweal magazine.

Perhaps the defining event in the building's postwar life came in 1976, when Yuri Trifonov, a former resident, published his novella "The House on the Embankment," a loosely fictionalized account of his boyhood there.

The cost estimate was calculated by adding the costs by age/sex group obtained by multiplying the number of Italian residents in each group by the relative weight and subsequently by the actual mean pharmaceutical public spending per resident published by AIFA (€211.5).

Thomas, a Poughkeepsie resident, publishes Hudson Valley magazine.

UI is a common complaint amongst NH residents with published prevalence rates ranging from 43% to 77%.