Traduction de «base on balls » (Anglais → Français) :

walk | base on balls

draw a base on balls [ draw a walk ]

base on balls [ BB | walk | pass | free pass | free ticket to first ]

walk | base on balls | pass

intentional base on balls [ IBB | intentional walk | intentional pass ]

rotate ball skins right side out | turn a ball skin right side out | pull ball skins right side out | turn ball skins right side out

trackball | track ball | control ball | tracking ball | tracker ball | rolling ball

ball passession | possession of the ball

Ball is a US-based company active worldwide in the production and supply of metal packaging for beverage, food and household products.

Obviously, no one can look into the crystal ball there, and so the answers that we got were based on their actual experience as opposed to any significant crystal ball gazing.

(Return tabled) Question No. 22 Mr. Paul Dewar: With respect to climate change: (a) what studies and evaluations about intensity-based targets have been undertaken, requested or commissioned by the government and (i) what is the cost of these studies, (ii) what are the findings and recommendations of these studies; (b) what recommendations does the government agree with; (c) what scientific and economic studies did the Prime Minister rely on to make his June 4, 2007, speech in Berlin, Germany, endorsing the use of intensity-based targets to fight climate change; (d) what studies and evaluations with respect to intensity-based targets have been requested or commissioned by either the departments of Environment or Natural Resources to be u ...[+++]ndertaken before December 31, 2007; (e) what studies, reports and recommendations have already been presented to the government prior to January 2006 with respect to intensity-based targets and which departments prepared these studies; and (f) with specific reference to the climate change debate, on an annual basis for the last five fiscal years, specifying for what research projects and which departments granted the funds, what amount of funding has the government provided directly or indirectly to (i) Dr. Tim Ball, (ii) Tom Harris or the Natural Stewardship Project, (iii) Dr. Ian Clark, University of Ottawa, (iv) Dr. Tim Patterson, Carleton University?

The threat as I have described it — in two general balls of threat — can be understood as national security-based threats that come from both countries into each other's country and from the world in general.