Indeed, the opinion polls remain tight.

Opinion polls show an improvement in its international reputation.

Most Poles did not vote for the Kaczynskis and still do not want to follow them.

Moreover, opinion polls in France are fickle omens. Since 1981, no poll favorite has won the presidency.

Public opinion is divided on the issue, and polls vary according to how the questions are asked.

Opinion polls indicate a good deal of support among the American public for the UN.

According to the polls, 90 percent of Israelis support the Gaza campaign.

According to the polls, Valéry Giscard d Estaing, not François Mitterrand, should have been elected in 1981.

He had enjoyed a slight advantage in opinion polls prior to the election and his elimination was regarded as a surprise.

Indeed, I believe that it is here that the seminal reason for their plunging poll ratings lies.

Their conviction had no basis in poll results.

His poll numbers reflect this ambivalence.

Some recent French polls now show a majority in favor of the Constitution.

Various opinion polls show either a plurality or a majority favoring less immigration.

Depending on the poll, either a plurality or majority wants fewer immigrants.

Results of reliable public opinion polls provide relevant and meaningful information of interest to voters.

Public opinion polls show center left parties leading in most of the region s other campaigns as well.

Variations in French opinion During the 20th century, French opinion on the death penalty has greatly changed, as many polls have showed large differences from one time to another.

Polls show that people today are less deferential to authority in organizations and politics.

Over and above that, two factors explain the bizarre phenomenon captured by recent opinion polls in France.

Trailing her in opinion polls, the other contenders cite her lack of credibility on economic policy and international relations.

Polls show that people today have become less deferential to authority in organizations and in politics.

Recent opinion polls suggest that this is the view of much of Russia s cynical public.

Nevertheless, public opinion polls still show broad backing for Calderón s strategy.

And, just as suddenly, the French, according to early polls, are proud again to be French.

Alternative für Deutschland, the anti euro party, is polling a mere 4 .

But public opinion polls may also be seen as part of the conversation between candidates and citizens.

ASPEN Public opinion polls in the United States indicate a close presidential election in November.

CAMBRIDGE Public opinion polls show that citizens in many democracies are unhappy with their leaders.

Polls in the Muslim world show that American culture remains attractive to the moderate majority.

Now, opinion polls are showing unprecedented levels of discontent over crime, inflation, and power and water shortages.

Her approval rating exceeded 50 in only five of her 137 months in office.

The paradox of the Irish position is that opinion polls continue to demonstrate strong popular attachment to the EU.

If there are no signs of economic recovery by the end of the year, the polls may start to turn.

Today, this is no longer the case. Socialism is on the rise again across Europe, at least in opinion polls.

So, in the 30 or so weeks between now and the next French presidential election, any prediction made today could be reversed, and reversed again, before the vote.

Poll after poll confirms that America s soft power has declined, particularly in the Islamic world.

Polls show that an overwhelming majority of Turks respect the army only when it stays within its barracks.

Polls show that the election will be a close call between the left wing Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front (Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional FMLN) and the right wing Nationalist Republican Alliance (Alianza Republicana Nacionalista ARENA).

3.4 The author argues that the ban unreasonably discriminates between persons with direct access to polls (taking polls itself not being unlawful) and those who do not have such access, and that this leads to distortions in the forming of voter will.

In April and May 2003, polls showed a majority of Iraqis welcoming the overthrow of Saddam Hussein.

Opinion polls currently show the Yes side leading by two to one (35 to 18 ).

Centrist parties pay the price for their support of the European integration project, and are repudiated in the polls by parties of the extreme right or extreme left.

Opinion polls show that, above all, what Americans want are jobs the beginning of inclusion.

Even if conducted in a fair and objective manner, such polls can influence voters through the bandwagon and underdog effects.