Sentences with phrase «recent public opinion polls»

Blended schooling is dawning at a time when, as recent public opinion polls show, people are open to online learning.

Cox said all that shows in recent public opinion polls, where he said Cuomo's job approval rating is in the low 40s.

Therefore, to liken hunting with hounds to dog fighting and badger baiting, as recent public opinion polls have done, and to imply that these obscenities might be legalised not only grossly distorts the practice of hunting in the minds of those questioned, but is also done precisely to achieve the desired result.

Malloy's popularity has tanked in recent public opinion polls.

The average New Yorker knows a minimum wage increase would be beneficial to the state's economy; that's why two recent public opinion polls showed sizable majorities of New Yorkers — 62 % (Quinnipiac) and 59 % (Siena)-- support Governor Cuomo's proposal for a $ 15 minimum wage.

According to a recent public opinion poll, Canadians now rank China as the second-most important country (behind the US) for our prosperity.

Recent public opinion polls have showed Cahill gaining on Schneiderman, though the AG continues to maintain a double - digit lead over his Republican rival.

If he runs for president - and Hillary Clinton runs as well - the Maryland governor could find himself far behind the former secretary of state, recent public opinion polls show.

A recent public opinion poll conducted in Bridgeport included questions about Malloy, Mayor Bill Finch, Paul Vallas, members of the Working Family Party who serve as the outspoken minority on the Bridgeport Board of Education and Carmen Lopez, the former Connecticut superior court judge who brought the lawsuit that determined that Paul Vallas lacked the credentials necessary to serve as a superintendent of schools in Connecticut.

A recent public opinion poll showed Andrew Cuomo skating to victory unless the Working Families Party put up a candidate who offered voters a better choice, in which case much of Cuomo's lead was projected to disappear.

He cites a recent public opinion poll sponsored by Greenpeace that found that, nationwide, 89 percent favor subsidies for renewable energy sources rather than for coal.

A recent public opinion poll conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs found that 75 per cent of Torontonians support Mayor Rob Ford's commitment to repeal the Toronto Land Transfer Tax.

A recent public opinion poll conducted by the Environics Research Group for TREB shows that the public supports Realtor's views of the Toronto Land Transfer Tax, and that they want the mayoral candidates to commit to taking action on this issue.