THE BANDWAGON

Every studio's jumping on the bandwagon.

Remember that tall brunette, used to do the novelty dances at the Bandwagon?

Complete returns from Wappasocket... show the entire county has climbed on the Wooley bandwagon.

It has also referred to a desire to avoid feared bandwagon or underdog effects on the electorate.

Even if conducted in a fair and objective manner, such polls can influence voters through the bandwagon and underdog effects.

We also note that the alleged bandwagon and underdog effects are mutually contradictory, and further stress the unusually long period of 23 days required by the law.

The majority of the environmental impacts on the planet have been caused by the rich minority, the 20 percent that jumped onto the industrial bandwagon in the mid 18th century.

No longer just a foreign language on the school curriculum, and no longer the sole domain of mother England, it has become a bandwagon for every English speaking nation on earth.

No longer just a foreign language on the school curriculum, and no longer the sole domain of mother England, it has become a bandwagon for every English speaking nation on earth.

To date, reactor construction has been concentrated in the industrial world. In coming years, developing countries with little nuclear experience Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt, and others will attempt to leap onto the atomic bandwagon.

The Constitutional Court's reasoning is based primarily on an unsubstantiated academic theory (the bandwagon and underdog effects) and cannot be invoked to deprive the author of his right to freedom of expression and provision of information based on such an uncertain theory .

The PiS jumped on the anticorruption bandwagon and strengthened its appeal by linking the fight against corruption to the vision of hidden forces supposedly perverting Polish society and democracy. If not for that, the results of the 2005 elections would most likely have been quite different.

In its judgement, it referred to a study which allegedly demonstrates that a public opinion poll may encourage voters to move toward a candidate with a stronger chance of winning (so called bandwagon effect ), or may add sympathy votes to the underdog (so called underdog effect ), thereby distorting the will of voters.

BEIJING Hope and danger collided at the recently concluded National People s Congress in Beijing. The two week conclave meets annually, and while it is unfair and inaccurate to characterize the Congress as a rubber stamp exercise, delegates tend, in the main, to jump on the bandwagon of policies constructed by the central government, and by the Communist Party.

We are prepared to jump on any bandwagon, but this is setting a bad precedent. The President The proposals made by the representatives of Antigua and Barbuda and of Guatemala were made during a vote, and in accordance with the rules of procedure, it is only points of order in connection with the actual conduct of the voting that are permissible at that time.

The West should also recognize that the constituencies of Hezbollah and its allied, largely Christian, Free Patriotic Movement, led by presidential contender Michel Aoun, will be hit hardest by many of Siniora s proposed economic and administrative reforms, such as lifting fuel subsidies and sharply raising value added tax. Already the 200,000 member Federation of Labour Unions has joined the opposition bandwagon, and Siniora s proposals will further fuel grassroots populist nationalism.