Subject matter Criminal conviction of journalist for having published opinion poll results prior to election.

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Unfairly or partially manipulated public opinion poll results released prior to an election have often affected the choices of voters, thus jeopardizing a fair election.

A recent opinion poll shows that around 60 of women in Turkey cover their heads outside their homes. But does this mean 60 wear the veil?

We note that the State party has invoked public order by reference to the desire to ensure free and fair elections and the fear that the media may manipulate public opinion by publishing inaccurate opinion poll results.

If Gallup releases a poll on the same day that NBC releases a poll, people will pay attention to the Gallup poll. Okay, we understand that.

Nevertheless, the State party submits that over time, once the political climate has matured, the ban on the publication of public opinion poll results could be lifted.

So they broke that poll.

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Is this some kind of Gallup poll?

Under the Election Law, the Government has a legal duty to improve the electoral culture by preventing interference with the election outcomes by publication of incorrect opinion poll results by the media.

The survey was carried out in 2002 and its aim was to poll the opinion of Greek men and women journalists regarding their profession and the quality of the information provided in Greece.

And they released the first ever world poll.

In order to address that issue, the largest Turkish trades union had established a women's platform and was conducting an opinion poll in order to ascertain why so few women occupied decision making positions.

All right, let's take a poll, show of hands.

The detailed results of the poll will be kept secret.

Hey, Betty Lou, take a look at this Gallup Poll.

Recent reports of rising support for a more liberal policy on abortion could not, however, be taken at face value, as experience had shown that predictions based on opinion poll surveys were not borne out in referendum results.

So you let a poll station worker scan your encrypted vote.

It stipulates that No person may publish or quote in a report the details and result of a public opinion poll (including a mock voting or popularity poll) making a degree of support to a political party or a successful candidate anticipated, in connection with an election, from the day the election period commences to the time the voting is closed on the election day.

A new poll conducted by the German Marshall Fund in June 2005 among adults in the United States and Europe indicated that strong majorities in both places held a very favourable or mostly favourable opinion of the United Nations.

And they found a way to do the first ever world poll.

It's a kind of a poll. It's called the National Public Survey.

Their coalition government enjoys a comfortable parliamentary majority nor does the political arithmetic imply a viable parliamentary alternative. But public opinion volatile and angry calls for both to resign a public opinion poll conducted after the Commission published its report indicated that only 14 of Israelis believe that Olmert should keep his job, while less than 11 support Peretz.

Public opinion reflects widespread support for the latest changes. A recent poll shows that Afghans overwhelmingly favor their country s new direction backing the participation of women in public life and international intervention against al Qaeda, the Taliban, and the drug economy.

Much opinion poll evidence shows that the presidency is the only institution that Russians accept as legitimate (in contrast to the legislature and judiciary, which are perceived as corrupt and ineffective). This is not surprising, given the country s history and culture.

It invokes to the Constitutional Court's decision, which considered that restrictions on the publication of public opinion poll information for the time necessary to guarantee a fair election does not constitute a violation of either the Constitution or the Covenant.

There's a poll that proves there was a poll that was given by Time magazine, in which only men were asked, Have you ever had sex with a woman you actively disliked?

The eligibility criteria for the consultative poll are the same as those applied in the Access Poll undertaken in 2002, with the exception of the residency requirement, which has been reduced.8

At the same meeting, the Conference then conducted the poll by secret ballot.

16. In 1995, casino gambling was legalized in St. Croix, following a citizen s poll.

CA And they were probably pleased to see you on top of the Time poll.

Eligibility to vote in the consultative poll is being extended beyond the usual electoral role.

Let's take a poll, how many would turn the trolley car onto the side track?

A total of 775,146 Palestinians cast their votes in the poll held on 9 January 2005.

(a) An informal and confidential poll should be conducted among countries that are parties to the Convention that are present on the day of the poll for the purpose of obtaining a consensus on the physical location of the permanent secretariat

In contrast to the Czech Republic, there is clear agreement among political actors in Ireland about the need to ratify the Lisbon Treaty. The Irish problem remains how to convince popular opinion to accept a Treaty that was decisively rejected by 53.4 to 46.6 in the June 12 poll.

Another poll, conducted by Macedonia's Telma TV, found 57 percent of respondents planning to vote on Sunday.

Let me take a poll. How many of you think there are more males in the world?

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And Chris just touched on one of those a second ago, and that was the Time 100 poll.

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