Examples of using Polled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Fourteen percent of Americans polled last year by The Associated Press… say they have seen a UFO.
In fact a recent study by the University of Kentucky which polled more than 14,000 people found that 45% of men want a longer one.
As to tablets, 16% of those polled have them, 38% would like to try them,
Half of all Latinos polled said their situation has worsened in the past year and 55% fear someone
Thus, 28% of the polled are positive towards gambling that does not involve monetary bets or winnings(46% in 2047).
In fact a recent study by the University of Kentucky which polled more than 14,000 people found that 45% of men want a longer one.
Some 27% of those polled said they had seen manifestations of witchcraft with their own eyes.
It was considered very important to all polled whom had utilized this drug to start with 1-2 tabs daily(2 on -2 off) and monitor body temperature.
The majority polled in the region(55 percent)
Of the 1,500 mothers and fathers polled throughout the U.K., 31 percent agree that staying home with the kids is harder than going to work every day.
Polled rams have been selected
The Japanese Polled was produced through crossbreeding of Aberdeen Angus imported from Scotland with the indigenous Japanese Black in 1920.
the alternatives were abundantly clear to those polled.
Fernando Haddad, came second in the first round with 29 percent of the vote compared with 46 percent polled by Bolsonaro.
announced something like this, people polled me and I said I didn't know anything.
Over half of the Europeans polled in 2007 believed it would be very
When asked about whether they would trust information on the changeover to the euro provided by certain institutions or groups, citizens polled in NMS-7 put most trust in information provided by their National Central Bank(76%(+1pp)),
The website polled 1, married women between the ages of 18
In six of the seven polled countries, the majority view is that freedom of speech is under siege- with 67 per cent of Bulgarians,
While a majority(54%) of citizens polled in 2009 were not interested