polling day znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady polling day

• The conduct of the administrators and even the security arrangements on the actual polling day were praised by observers.

• I think that perhaps it is fair to say that it may arrive before polling day.

• People who cannot be disposed of on polling day do not have to listen to anyone.

• If people do not feel connected to an institution on polling day, they are unlikely to feel connected to it after polling day.

• I arrived in my constituency 18 days before polling day, halfway through the campaign.

• These corrections will have to be made, and they will have to be made at a date not very long before the polling day.

• The time limit for instituting proceedings will not expire until a year, or in some instances two years, after polling day.

• I remember that during polling day one lady came to my main committee rooms to see whether her name was on the register.