英語 での Polled の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But there is one rule that is universal among the tech parents I polled.
When polled in April 2004, 10% of British people believed that the fictional country of Luvania would soon join the European Union.
Among the 19 countries polled in both 2006 and 2007, positive views of Japan slipped slightly by 1 percentage point.
Percent of likely voters polled by Rasmussen said that they think the parents are more to blame for breaking the law.
In 28 of 38 nations polled, half or more of those surveyed express a favorable opinion.
Out of 27 countries polled, 24 give Japan a positive rating, with just two giving it a negative and one divided.
Only 1 percent of those polled say that Cheney is the best vice president in U.S. history.
Among the 19 countries polled in both 2006 and 2007, positive views of Japan slipped slightly by 1 percentage point.
Economists polled by Reuters expected the inflation measure to remain at 2 percent.
Percent of skateboarders polled who had used a board in the last year were under the age of 18, and 74 percent were male.
Blogging continues to be the number one marketing strategy for companies(according to 45% of marketers polled).
A code different than the code specified results in a failure, and the count being incremented for the polled backend service.
This is just one survey and it only polled 1,049 Canadians.
His closest challenger however, former foreign minister Abdullah, polled only 7 percent.
Some 60 per cent of those polled say a trade war is the biggest tail risk to markets right now.
In the 2011 World Values Survey, 84 percent of Turks polled said that they did not want to live with LGBT neighbors.
Under Receiver polling, select Add to move reader one to the polled readers. Then select Start.
This is recognized by over two-thirds(69 percent) of the business process automation leaders polled by Quocirca, who said that digitizing documents is very important to their information management strategy.
Of those polled, 42 percent use the Internet all the time, 20 percent use the Internet from time to time, and 38 percent do not use it at all.
The sur vey polled more than 3,000 expats around the world, assess ing whether their over all qual ity of life increased or decreased dur ing their over seas assignment.