Sentence examples for time of turnout from inspiring English sources

The time of turnout was mainly in Mid-May (90.3% of the flocks), with an average grazing period of five to six months (Table 1).

"Leaked midday numbers may tell us nothing about the impact of new registrants or the unique level of turnout this time," he said.

What we saw this time was a disproportionate over-claim of turnout, particularly by younger Labour supporters".

If "yes" supporters are indeed more energetic, that could give them an advantage over "no" ones in winning over these voters in the short period of time remaining.Second, turnout on the day will be crucial.

And the voters – at a high level of turnout – decided that it was time to go.

According to time-series cross-sectional autoregressive dynamic lag models of turnout in 311 elections in 21 advanced industrialized democracies, additional veto players decrease turnout in both the short and long run.

At the time of writing the union had not provided details of turnout so far. .

At some polling stations there were long queues until 2.30am on Monday – four hours later than the scheduled cut-off time – with a turnout of almost 60% of 3.7 million voters.

The experiment was conducted between the end of November 2012 until early February 2013, because the animals spend most of the day indoors at this time of year (no grazing; 2 hours turnout per day on a paved square in front of the barn in accordance with requirements of the Federal Animal Welfare Act) and because the winter feeding is constant.

The election observers said in a statement that 96 per cent of polling stations had opened on time and turnout was "high", without giving further details.

Also, the all time low voter turnout of just 65percentt indicates that political apathy is at an all time.