Good individual plans are hard to find, so make sure to canvass the entire landscape.
This year's canvass has yielded a smaller shift in vote totals than any of them.
Customised appeals to donate, canvass, host a house party or organise a registration drive follow.
Following the meeting the ECB will now employ market researchers to canvass opinion from fans and broadcasters.
As part of the consultation, college researchers will canvass opinions around the town centre and local supermarkets.
In other words, exactly the sort of human error the post-election canvass is designed to catch and fix.
The canvass is designed to catch these simple human errors and fix them.
Normally he works on an A4 sized canvass but for Imax it had to be four times this size.
Each frame is made using slow-drying oil paints on a backlit glass 'canvass'.
At best, we have two boxers on the canvass, dazed and bleeding, on their hands and knees, and both being counted out.
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Norm Coleman's lead over Al Franken shrunk by about 500 votes between election night and the end of the routine post-election canvass.
Coleman's own race in 2002, the margin shifted by nearly 9, 000 votes -- between election night and the end of the canvass.
Kitzinger also said in her statement that the canvass typically is held at 9 a.m. on Thursday two days after the election.
Prior to the roundtable, the U.S. and Polish private sectors will canvass their respective business communities to identify and prioritize business opportunities and constraints.
Mr. Ungar should have made reference to the fact that the democrat in charge of the canvass saw no issue with certifying the final results.
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Having won his battle with the canvass, like the old man at the end of the film, Petrov is now resting before resuming the battle.
And our canvass of the scientific landscape for evidence of fast risers spotlit some of the hottest new fields in understanding the genome and the brain.
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That's up 24.75 cents from the survey's previous canvass of roughly 2, 500 filling stations in the continental United States on January 25, publisher Trilby Lundberg told CNN.
They carried signs made of cardboard boxes and canvass sacks.
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Wannabe interns should canvass the Internet, libraries and job guides for as many addresses and contact names as possible, and then hit them with professional-looking resumes and cover letters.
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Volunteers for the National Trust for Historic Preservation canvass neighborhoods to talk to people about the value of their homes, and teach them how to combat mold or remove sheetrock themselves.
Ms. A. ROSSI: I always thought that this daughter should - a very, very wealthy man so that she could spend all her time if she wanted just in front of a canvass.
The members of the 75th Ranger Regiment -- a U.S. special operations force -- were training at Joint Base Lewis-McChord when they jumped from a plane and got entangled in towering evergreen trees that canvass the sprawling military installation between Tacoma and Olympia.
But then the man who thought the two MLAs were on the right track added "and you can say that came from a republican", which also was not necessarily that heartening if you are planning to canvass for votes around unionist areas of Lagan Valley or South Down.
Coming on the heels of The Luck of Barry Lyndon (1844), in which a financially strapped and roguish outsider tries vainly to find a place in English society, Vanity Fair paints on a much broader canvass and finds the ultimate social climber in the talented, lovely and ever-conniving Becky Sharp.
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