Examples of using Polled in English and their translations into Arabic
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We polled every political name against Castro.
Nearly two thirds(63%) of professionals polled by Bayt.
Kent Davison polled other candidates for veep.
Under Receiver polling, select Add to move reader one to the polled readers. Then select Start.
Of those polled, 10.6 per cent were undecided on the issue.
In elections held in Puerto Rico,the pro-independence party had polled barely 3-4 percent of the vote.
When polled 91% of respondents claimed they wouldn't trust Facebook to handle their payments.
Eight others had contested the seat, including Mr. Rock Wamytan,Vice-President of FLNKS who polled 14.3 per cent. 8/.
I also polled a few writers I know to see how they create a balance in this crazy writing/blogging life.
Truman Research Institute for theAdvancement of Peace at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem polled Palestinian and Israeli public opinion between September 7 and 21, 2005[10].
And yet, 96% of those we polled said that religion was“very important” in their daily lives, and virtually all respondents were of the Sunni Muslim persuasion.
A questionnaire conducted on 720 of investors in the Middle East and the participants in the city skip world real estate in Dubai,that 83% of investors polled their views are considering investing in Turkey.
A third of young people polled by UN, report being a victim of online bullying- South-South News.
Approximately 15 per cent of the women interviewed stated that the husband devoted between 50 and 75 per cent of the time they themselves did to the household.About 17 per cent of those polled believed that the husband devoted the same about of time as they did.
Well over 40 per cent of the men polled asserted that a man should reject his wife if she has been raped.
Half of those polled in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon, and less than a third of those polled in Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates had revealed a favourable view of the United Nations.
The survey was held among 8,000 persons over the age of 21,and the relevant chapter titled" Women Health" polled 2,711 women- 2,160 Jewish women and 551 Arab women. The topics explored include.
Only a third of those polled in Jordan and Lebanon had given the Organization credit for its efforts to combat HIV/AIDS; that figure was 40 per cent in Saudi Arabia.
We first wanted to understand if internet users in Egypt were choosing touse Google products or alternatives. We polled online Egyptians across regions, age groups and gender and found that the equivalent of.
All of the business leaders we polled- all of which are online in some capacity- said they had used search engines to help improve their skills; keep up to date with industry trends; or understand business opportunities and competitors.
For example, 94% of the business leaders we polled said that internet usage had made it easier for employees to work remotely.
Furthermore, majorities of Catholics polled in all countries agreed that" using condoms is pro-life because it helps save lives by preventing the spread of AIDS", including 90 per cent of those polled in Mexico and 86 per cent of those in Ireland.
Moreover, 44.3 per cent of the women polled stated that they did not support nor were active in any political party.
In 1998, Ramkalawan led his party into the second multi-party general elections.[6]The party polled 27% of the national vote[7] and increased its National Assembly representation to three, beating the Democratic Party of former President James Mancham into third place. Ramkalawan became the first directly elected member of the party in the Assembly, winning his home constituency of St Louis, which he has represented continuously since.
The survey was conducted in two stages: the first, EDAD-households(between November 2007 and February 2008), aimed at family homes, polled 96,000 homes and 260,000 persons; the second stage, EDAD-centres(May-July 2008), targeted for the first time centres for older persons and persons with disabilities and psychiatric and geriatric hospitals; 800 centres and 11,000 persons were polled.
The survey had found that 68 per cent of those polled attributed violence to social factors, particularly financial difficulties, social status, unemployment and psychological problems.
In Saudi Arabia, for example, 63 per cent of those polled said a woman should wear the veil which covers the face, but reveals the eyes- a common dress code for women in the conservative kingdom.
Spain ranked the most accepting in most categories, with 87% of those polled believing transgender people should be protected from discrimination, and only 8% believing there is something mentally or physically wrong with them.
Packing details:poll bag, carton or as per customer special requirement.
Polling the Nations.