English-French translation for "mismatch"

mismatch {adj.} (also: improper, incorrect, false, wrong)

to mismatch [mismatched|mismatched] {vb}

to mismatch [mismatched|mismatched] {vb}

to mismatch [mismatched|mismatched] {vb}

to mismatch [mismatched|mismatched] {v.t.}

E. Skills mismatches 11

There is a mismatch, a lack of consistency.

The mismatch between household size and property size.

Such a mismatch exerts significant pressure on government budgets.

This mismatch frequently leads to human rights violations.

It has been acknowledged that there is a mismatch in the labour market.

That made the mismatch with the situation in politics all the more striking.

This mismatch poses a challenge both to workers and to victims.

Linking may result in a mismatch in the case of twins of the same sex.

The current mismatch between resources and mandates had been well documented.

Mr President, the EU Constitution and Turkey constitute a mismatch.

This situation is due, partially, to the mismatch between the demand for and supply of skills.

The food crisis is mainly caused by a mismatch of supply and demand.

Entry/exit mismatches would be reported by the system to a central management location.

Unemployment is also a result of the mismatch between skills availability and market demand.

This has led to a certain mismatch between economic and political structures.

There is also a mismatch between staff profile and the organizational needs.

There is also a mismatch between staff profile and the organizational needs.

The mismatch between government resources and the goals to be achieved was emphasized.

Ways and means to detect build-ups and consistent mismatches could thus be identified and addressed.