Exemplos de uso de Retrograde step em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That would be a retrograde step.
Retrograde step for workers. korak nazaj za delavce.
For some rights it will even mean a retrograde step.
Protectionism is a retrograde step, but populism is a recipe for economic collapse.
In my opinion,the increase in the error rates in the area of agriculture is obviously a retrograde step.
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The proposal is not, therefore, a retrograde step for those countries which have more open legislation.
We cannot be the accomplices of this kind of segregation,which in our eyes represents a seriously retrograde step.
This would be a serious retrograde step, with negative repercussions on Turkmenistan's international standing.
How ever inadequate these directives may be,the action proposed is a retrograde step in this important area of policy.
This is a retrograde step, which is why we do not accept this report, but instead have lodged an alternative proposal.
Against this background we see the Committee on Transport's second report on shipping as a retrograde step.
This Commission proposal is a retrograde step and does nothing to improve the lot of the fishing communities.
We have had a long fight across Europe for LGBT rights, andwe cannot allow Hungary to take this retrograde step.
It really would be a shame and a retrograde step, in my opinion, ifall the actions originally scheduled for Daphne could not be included in their entirety.
To require all issuers of bonds to issue in their home Member States would have been a retrograde step in creating an integrated capital market.
It would be a retrograde step for those Member States which have already accepted electronic invoicing for some time without electronic signatures being required.
Overall, I have seen very encouraging activity from the Commission and Parliament in relation to protectionist tendencies,which would be a retrograde step.
Remedy a paradoxical retrograde step in judicial protection as a result of the Amsterdam Treaty in civil matters covered by Article 65 of the EC Treaty( infra, item c); and.
I fear that the European Parliament may not give its support to any of these amendments, a retrograde step, and I ask colleagues to say no to‘slit and chuck.
There must be no retrograde step towards an international mandate for Palestine, and nor must there be any suspension of the Association Council, which is and must remain an important bridge for dialogue.
In addition, stopping competition in outgoing cross-border mail would be a retrograde step, difficult to enforce by regulation and leading to complaints from competitors.
The decision on own resources which we are discussing today, which is merely a translation on the part of the Commission of the European Council' s political decision,is the best evidence of this retrograde step.
From the point of view of social cohesion, moreover,this represents a retrograde step, especially when Mr Prodi commissions reports from his advisers which may be the final straw for social cohesion.
But when I hear that the finance ministers are calling on the Intergovernmental Conference to do even less than is contained in the draft,then that is a retrograde step that we in this House cannot allow.
I think the fears that we may have made a retrograde step when we expressed concern about energy-intensive industries moving from Europe to environments with lower standards are unfounded.
The proposal we are debating, however, does not fully comply with that objective, and the amendments tabled weaken the Council common position, which was already,in some ways, a retrograde step in relation to the Commission's proposal.
The amendments would not only impair the Commission' s proposal butalso constitute a deterioration and retrograde step in relation to the situation of which we are now, in fact, aware in Europe. As Mr Davies also mentioned, standards are, in actual fact, lower than those in the United States.
I believe that it is highly important that we should give a positive political signal by implementing benchmarking and gender mainstreaming, so thatthe 2004 elections will represent an advance- and not a retrograde step.
Thus it is quite unnecessary to address ourselves to the issue in its entirety on every occasion:that would be a retrograde step, a pretext for more solemn declarations of principle and sweeping proposals, but without indicating in practical terms and in detail how to get to the very heart of the matter and produce tangible measures.
However, some of the more prescriptive conclusions that he comes to and certainly the idea that, and I quote,'there should be more comprehensive involvement of social partners that represent neither the majority of employers nor employees', do not seem to me to be a helpful step, I see them rather as a retrograde step.