Examples of using Recent polls in English and their translations into German
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Okay, speaking of everyone, there's a recent poll by Reuters.
According to a recent poll seventy-five percent of Italians are practicing Catholics.
According to a recent poll, 54% of the French would prefer Britain to leave the EU.
We would be glad if you could take a moment to vote in our most recent poll.
According to a recent poll, more than 80% of Maltese people are against this illegal practice.
Tories” and“Labour” in a head-to-head race in recent polls.
Following an internal crisis that revealed its lacking unity all the recent polls point to heavy losses for the party.
It was not just the first one in Graz, but, according to recent polls, even the most popular shopping center in town.
Recent polls in Germany indicating that anti-Semitic attitudes
Ten years ago 90 per cent of people voted in favour of entering the Union, but recent polls show that less than 30 per cent of Slovenians still trust the EU.
Latvia's government has agreed that the country will take in 250 refugees over two years, but recent polls are saying that the majority of the population is against the idea.
With a number of recent polls showing that the‘vote leave' campaign is gaining momentum,
Although recent polls funded by the Qatar Foundation claim 55% of Syrians support the Assad regime, the former colonial
Ten years ago 90 per cent of people voted in favour of entering the Union, but recent polls show that less than 30 per cent of Slovenians still trust the EU. Being a new
In a recent poll, 63% of Americans support legalized gambling.
A recent poll credited them with 16.7 per cent of votes.
Stein says a recent poll shows her with 5 percent support nationally.
A recent poll by Smart Insights asked marketers to rate email's biggest benefit.
According top a recent poll, American business will add over 200000 new IT jobs in 2005.
A recent poll of over 100,000 readers of the Express showed 92% support for leaving the eurozone.