Examples of using To yield in English and their translations into Danish
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are reluctant to yield the palm to new ideas.
that has been shown to yield some benefits;
women who do not want anything to yield a strong half of mankind.
their kingdom from Duryodhana, who bluntly refused to yield it.
should be dried upon receipt to yield the longest shelf life.
Flux If the patient dental treatment folk remedies at home is unlikely to yield a positive result.
The measures adopted in the 1997 budget are expected to yield further results in the coming years.
in relation to yield(hi/ha) in France,
The winning patterns on slot machines are carefully selected to yield a certain fraction of the money played to the house.
He brought with him a firm refusal to yield over Danzig, though not a refusal to negotiate.
Poland would be compelled to yield; and, with the Polish obstacle out of the way,
The winning patterns on machine à sous machines are carefully selected to yield a certain fraction of the money played to the house.
Have we not already had sufficient evidence that the Commission is prepared to yield to all the temptations of free trade?
actually criminal to yield to this mood when deciding how this generally recognised evil should be fought.
Be prepared to yield your entire being to it, for you will no longer
I would like to yield the floor to one of our wonderful teachers, Miriam, who has a sad announcement. Now.
Or to surrender,: to yield and collaborate,: to save themselves
With her much fair speech she caused him to yield, with the flattering of her lips she forced him.
Sintered blanks large enough to yield the desired component
Although growing vegetables in the office is not likely to yield a big harvest,