Sentence examples for set a poll from inspiring English sources

Early in 2013, Ms Gillard set a poll date of 14 September, saying the announcement was "not to start the nation's longest election campaign" but to give "shape and order" to the year.

The country's election commission is expected to meet within a week to set a polling date.

To celebrate Patrick's shortlisting he has offered to contribute to the children's books site and we've set up a poll to decide what he should do.

We've set up a poll where you can have your say - here.

I have also set up a poll here so that those who think putting full hearings online would be a good idea can say so.

After the rebels set up a poll on the Internet, asking the Mexican people what political path the group should take, most of the 1.5 million people who responded said the Zapatistas should put down what few guns they have and become a nonviolent grass-roots political organization.

You can set up a poll in seconds, and you'll start getting responses quickly, almost within seconds of submitting it.

A date is be set for a poll in the Kent seat being vacated by Tory MP Mark Reckless who will stand as the UKIP candidate.

On Wednesday the 11th, I'll set up a poll on TechCrunch (using dpolls or one of the other services mentioned in the comments to my profile of dpolls) with what I consider, in my sole discretion, to be the 5-7 most interesting and serious applications.

Those talks collapsed earlier this year when Mr Mugabe decided unilaterally to set a date for the poll before a new constitution was in place and before changes in repressive security and media laws were implemented.

Prior to the loss, the ten weeks spent as the No. 1 team in the AP Poll set a school record for consecutive weeks ranked No. 1.