Sentence examples for run poll from inspiring English sources

LIBERIANS have voted in the first domestically run poll since the end of a bloody civil war in 2003.

Friday's vote by Fifa executives on whether to release Michael Garcia's World Cup corruption inquiry report could be a closer run poll than first expected.

A country has laws making it illegal to run polls the week prior to elections?

Writers may put whatever they want on their own list, but publications that run polls and organizations that give awards have strict criteria for the movies that qualify.

Interestingly, if you imagine the political parties are cricket teams and run polling data from the last election through the Duckworth-Lewis equation, Nick Griffin wins the Ashes.

We'll run polls each morning from midnight to noon asking which film you'd most like us to tackle later that day.

But on the flip side, a central directory will appeal to people who want to run polls but who don't have their own websites.

The service's social features are also baked in — you can view a real-time stream of comments and run polls directly from the app.

Answers to these and many more questions separate good quality public opinion research from the hit and run poll-liferation that now characterizes our number crunching campaign coverage.

By August 1979, when Kennedy decided to run, polls showed him with a 2-to-1 advantage over Carter, and Carter's approval rating slipped to 19 percent.

"For instance, we can run polls of the public with important civic questions such as 'more trees or more bikes?' We can push apps to the Links.