Examples of using Polled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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An additional 62.6% of those polled feared that making such“territorial swaps” would strip them of their rights as Israeli citizens.
A 2005 Pew study showed that 29% of those polled agreed with the statement that those who use dating sites are“desperate.”.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade gap narrowing to $57.0 billion in January.
Of those polled, 64 per cent of children said they were happy‘sometimes
The fact that only 43% of Jews polled opposed the package deal of proposals is encouraging.
Out of 157,000 people polled who said that they grew up in a Charedi household at the age of 15,
Moreover, the majority(61.3%) of those polled said they would participate in elections if they are held,
Of those polled, 64 per cent of children said they were happy‘sometimes
42% of employers polled were worried that they wouldn't be able to find the talent they needed.
Three out of five ex-boyfriends recently polled say that I prefer to be in a constant state of crisis.
A whopping 44% of the women polled regularly worry that they are too old to wear certain items of clothing.
42 percent of employers polled were worried that they wouldn't be able to find the talent they needed.
all considered likely voters, Castro polled better than your three alternates.
Twenty-two percent of the students polled passed the Abitur² at their own Waldorf school- even back in the years 1966 and'67, almost three times more than in the state schools.
New figures from Raymond James reveal that 31% of internet users polled in November named a streaming service like Netflix
The study, conducted by the Hanns Seidel foundation- a think tank affiliated with the Christian Social Union party in the southern state of Bavaria, polled nearly 800 refugees during 2016 from the Bavarian cities of Nuremberg, Poing und Pliening.
IMN found that 75% of financial services marketers had separate content strategies in place for each marketing channel, the highest percentage of all industries polled.
Back in July, things looked so bad for Greece that 71 percent of 31 economists polled by Bloomberg could see the country out of the euro by the end of 2016.
Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin polled 334 people
a global leader in active workstations, polled the experiences and sentiments of treadmill desk users who had been walking and working for at least two years.