Examples of using Polls in English and their translations into Chinese
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012: Final polls close 5 p.m.
The Research Institute at Siena College has conducted five polls since 1982.
Burundian president postpones presidential polls to July 21.
Sanders, at a rally in San Diego, said national polls showed him gaining on former secretary of state Clinton.
Polls show that while most Americans oppose racial or ethnic preferences in college admissions, they also think colleges should give extra help to the poor.
While polls show that 70% of New Yorkers support our plans and investment, a number of state and local politicians….
But to avert a showdown at the polls, state lawmakers acted and passed their own law, and Mactaggart shelved the ballot initiative.
Polls can reveal an unexpected political movement and elections can consolidate an unforeseen trend, capturing part of a new spirit of the time.
Until one week before the first round, all of the polls said that I would be winning in the projections for the second round.
However, polls also show that most people around the world want a United Nations that is stronger and more capable of living up to their expectations.
It was also reported that, following the 31 October polls, text messages inciting xenophobia and ethnic divisions were disseminated in Abidjan and other parts of the country.
The polls were, after all, preceded by a long period in which political opponents were intimidated, jailed or exiled.
Polls showed that Indians, more than citizens of any other democracy, craved a strong leader or even army rule.
Defeated at the polls by his own people, he turned to Nazi Germany.
While the citizens of DRC still await their moment at the polls, Liberia is due to hold its delayed presidential run-off on 26 December.
One new state law allows legal permanent residents to monitor polls during elections, help translate instructions and offer other assistance to voting citizens.
Voters must sign an election board register at the polls, which is compared to signature on the voter's original application or on a government-issued ID.
Recent polls suggest that, across Europe, about 40% of the population still trust the European Parliament, whereas only 25% trust their national parliaments.
Telephone polls can be very costly and time-consuming, and since the introduction of the do not call registry, telephone polls have become harder to conduct.
Flushed by his success at the polls, Hitler now turned his attention toward winning over these two powerful groups.