Gallup的意思|Gallup的解释-里氏词典

Gallup ['gæləp]

作民意测验或调查
盖洛普(①姓氏 ②George Horace, 1901-美国统计学家, 盖洛普民意测验的创始人)

gallup

[ noun ]
a town in northwestern New Mexico near the Arizona border
<noun.location>

The latest of those, conducted by Gallup for the Boston Globe, radio station WEEI and television station WCVB in Boston, found 52 percent support for Dukakis and 38 percent for Bush.
In a May 1980 Gallup Poll, 53% of women preferred Mr. Carter, 35% Mr. Reagan.
Just before he took office, 24% of Americans as measured in a Gallup poll described themselves as Republicans.
Yet 25% of the college seniors surveyed in a Gallup Poll didn't know that Columbus landed in the New World before 1500.
His Gallup Poll approval rating sank to 23% at one point, a record until Jimmy Carter managed a 21%.
Newsweek said Gallup interviewed 753 American adults by telephone Thursday and Friday in a sampling that generally should have a margin of error no larger than 4 percentage points.
A weekend Gallup poll indicated overwhelming public opposition to the pay raise.
The Gallup Organization conducted the survey of 772 American adults Dec. 11-28 for the American Dietetic Association and International Food Information Council.
A new Gallup poll said Bush had an 11-point lead that was holding steady.
October 1987 _ A survey conducted by Geneva University Professor Marek Sliwinski for Gallup Pakistan estimates that more than 1.2 million Afghans have died in the war.
Yale itself had by then already published Donald Gallup's re-Englishing of the Swedish acting version, which was only half the length of the O'Neill typescript.
But in a Gallup poll done Friday through Sunday, he led by just four points, a dead heat because of the margin of error.
"Bush could not have won with the disaffecteds," said Andrew Kohut, Gallup's president.
It warned that recent employment gains could be reversed. The regional consumer survey by Gallup and Business Strategies, released today, highlighted widespread pessimism among consumers about prospects for their finances this year.
Other areas of difference with the public: _A 1988 Gallup poll found the public considered drug use and lack of discipline the two most serious problems faced by schools.
But the New Democratic Party itself placed second in a Gallup poll, being favored by 34% of decided voters, compared with 35% for the Liberals and 29% for the Conservatives.
Gallup said 62 percent of the Americans surveyed found the idea penny-wise and pound-foolish.
A nationwide poll released Thursday by the Gallup Institute gave Santos a 29.3 percent rating.
Gallup questioned 1,500 randomly selected U.S. adults via telephone during late January and early February, with a sampling error estimated at 2.5 percentage points.
The poll, conducted by Gallup for the Boston Globe, radio station WEEI and WCVB-TV of Boston, found 52 percent support for Dukakis and 38 percent for Bush.
Last night's Gallup poll had a different message.
The companies have worked together since 1985 on hospital research, and SRI acquired part ownership of Canadian Gallup Poll Ltd. of Toronto in 1986.
Barry Karr, who works with Kurtz's committee, said Gallup polls of children aged 13-17 found that belief in astrology increased from 40 percent in 1978 to 52 percent in 1986.
Trade publications, such as Advertising Age, have panned the ads, saying that Mr. Thomas is stiff and awkward, but polls conducted in July by the Gallup Organization show that the ads have increased consumer awareness.
"George Bush has lived and died with Ronald Reagan," says Gallup vice president Larry Hugick.
That is up from 41 percent, or 61 million, 10 years ago, the Gallup Organization said.
A Gallup survey for The Daily Telegraph shows that 61 per cent back sending an international force to Bosnia to enforce a peace settlement.
ABOUT HALF of all telephone users would change their telephone company if they were offered free local calls, according to a Gallup survey carried out for the big cable television companies.
The Tories' figures are almost identical to the findings of a Gallup poll for the Daily Telegraph over the same week.
The demonstrations came as Newsweek magazine released the results of a poll by the Gallup Organization showing Bush had slipped to the lowest approval rating of his presidency.

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