deliberative poll造句

• Deliberative polls have been held in China for over five years.
• However, the Deliberative Poll is larger, from 100 to 200 participants, to increase representativeness.
• He added : " This is America's first deliberative poll.
• The results of the so-called deliberative poll will not be released until late next week.
• Results of the " deliberative poll " will be announced Friday in Washington, D . C.
• University of Texas professor Jim Fishkin conducted a deliberative poll on crime in Great Britain in 1994.
• Texas actually used the method to help determine its energy policy, holding a series of deliberative polls between 1996 and 1998.
• A deliberative poll models what the public would think if it had a better chance to think about it, " said Fishkin.
• The public vote on the 29 ideas shortlisted by the Deliberative Poll began on 18 January and lasted five weeks until 22 February.
• As a result of the deliberative poll process, Bill Kaiser of Scottsdale, Ariz ., said he discovered a new rationale for the nation's role abroad.
• However, in the Deliberative Poll the opinions before and after deliberation are reported in confidential questions so perceptions of group discussion are not the basis for policy recommendations.
• Nobody knows what will happen when 600 people gather at the University of Texas Jan . 18-21 to take part in the first deliberative poll in the United States.
• The deliberative poll is his attempt to combat the notion that it is acceptable " to be rationally ignorant " because politics take a backseat to other everyday life concerns.
• However, if I am one of a few hundred in a nationally televised deliberative poll, I have a real incentive to invest a lot of time and effort attempting to understand the issues.
• The " deliberative poll " broadcast by Channel 4 television Sunday night followed a weekend of discussions between the 300 British voters from around the country, and politicians and experts on government and history.
• To the political scientists running this " deliberative poll, " the results showed that Americans could transcend the bitter partisan rhetoric this year to become more tolerant of others'views, better informed about issues and possibly more inclined to vote for Sen . John Kerry.
• More than 70 such deliberative polls have now taken place around the world, including in Argentina, Canada, Brazil, the United States, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Bulgaria, Denmark, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Northern Ireland, Poland, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia