Exemplos de uso de Is a step backwards em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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And I feel like this is a step backwards for us.
Which is a step backwards in sculpture's progress towards being a symbol of power.
Perpetuating a traditional system in which the father brings home the pay and the woman looks after the children,as some would like, is a step backwards.
The Simpson report is a step backwards, regrettably, and we must maintain the status quo.
The three-dimensional requirement,which therefore excludes protection of substances and processes, is a step backwards in Member States' legislation.
To sum up, it seems to me that this is a step backwards in relation to the precautionary principle and the Union's environmental practice.
In particular I want to reply to a criticism that has been circulating for some time,according to which the Constitution is a step backwards in the European social dimension.
This is a step backwards, since no coastal bathing area had been insufficiently monitored since the 2001 season.
For us in the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, although the duty drawback is acceptable for the WTO, even though it is already practised, it is effectively an export subsidy anda slackening of the rule of origin is a step backwards as far as transparency is concerned.
The Treaty is a step backwards in terms of establishing freedom of movement because it requires unanimous decisions for the next five years.
That decision is a step backwards in comparison to the trend in South Korea, where the death sentence has not been applied for a decade.
It is a step backwards in terms of the right to private copying, for which everyone in any case pays a tax on digital media.
This is a step backwards, or even a false step that could prove very costly for a Europe united by the single currency.
For Moscow especially this is a step backwards since there is no doubt that dynamic imaging is more progressive compared to static picture presentation.
In fact this is a step backwards, to the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century, when France, Britain and Spain quarrelled and haggled over who would control Morocco, Libya and Egypt.
The current escalation is a step backwards for human rights in Cuba, and it is therefore crucially important that international support for Cuban democrats be reiterated, and that diplomatic sanctions be kept in place against the regime.
I therefore think it is a step backwards, as is automatic alignment without any time limits from the old comitology system to the present system in the agricultural field, which strengthens the role of Parliament.
This is a step backwards that applies to all areas of Community life, and I predict, Mr President-in-Office of the European Council, that our fellow citizens- and I am afraid also the Members of Parliament and the Heads of Government- are going to have to go back to school for lessons in arithmetic.
Along this line, some authors believe that the law is a step backwards, saying that instead of contributing to the defence of animals and awareness of humanity, it creates opportunities for the realization of numerous vivisectionists practices, contributing to the increased recurrence of scientific research on animals.
Clearly, this is a step backwards, but let us hope that it is only one backward step and that it will be followed by several steps forward, as we must also recognise that the current Turkish Government has made clear efforts to set democratisation in motion and also to give the Kurds their rightful place in society and in the political system.
Unfortunately, the Stockholm European Council was a step backwards in this respect.
They are a step backwards.
It's a step backwards.
Nice was a step backwards in terms of integration.
This may have been a step backwards.
This report is a step forward;the next stage must not be a step backwards.
In their view the 1903 revision was a step backwards from the reformation principles of 1901.
It would be a step backwards, were the Commission not to make clear that we want to advance realistically, that we are at last ready to accept that there is a global catastrophe, and that we are taking steps. .
Of course this is a compromise- and I say this to our Green colleagues- butif you vote against this proposal, then that will be a step backwards.