Traduction de «Yield a match » (Anglais → Français) :

give up a game [ give up a match | yield a game | yield a match ]

tie a game [ tie a match | tie a contest | deadlock a game | deadlock a match | deadlock a contest ]

surrender a hit [ give up a hit | yield a hit ]

matched die | matched metal die | matched metal mold | matched metal mould | matched mould(mold)

color match | color matching | colour match | colour matching

determine tactics for a football match | selecting tactics for a football match | select tactics for a football match | select tactics for a football matches

use a colour matching technique | using a colour matching technique | use color matching techniques | using colour matching techniques

matching assets rule | matching rules | rules on matching assets

match played in front of a full house | match played in front of a capacity crowd

Commercial asset-backed loans matched their investment requirements vis-à-vis term, credit quality, and yield.

Are you saying that if a DNA sample has been contaminated it could yield erroneous identification of another person, or would it just give you an erroneous analysis or profile that won't match up with anybody?

Matching the predicted demand for certain health services with the estimated cost of providing these services yields a spending forecast for individual hospitals (or for regional health authorities).

62. Commends the Member States for their considerable efforts to develop and implement national action plans on CSR in consultation with national multi-stakeholder platforms in many EU countries; expresses concern, however, that a wide range of public policy measures has yet to yield significant visible impact in advancing CSR; calls for there to be greater research into, and evaluation of, public policy measures relating to CSR at the European level; calls for the Commission itself to lead by example as a responsible employer by publishing its own CSR report in accordance with the GRI’s Public Sector Supplement, offering Commission s ...[+++]taff ‘matched’ time off to pursue employee volunteering initiatives and reviewing the use of pension fund investments according to ethical criteria;