Exemplos de uso de Step backwards em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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One step backwards.
It never took a step backwards.
Now, step backwards into the creek using the same footprints.
Take one step backwards.
As we have already stated,they never took a step backwards.
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Not a step backwards.
This may have been a step backwards.
Stable is that step backwards between successful and failing.
Instead we will take a step backwards.
Never take a step backwards, not even if it's to push yourself forward.
That is not a step backwards.
For that reason it is important that the IGC does not take any step backwards.
It's not a step backwards, mom.
I strongly suggest you take a step backwards.
Which is a step backwards in sculpture's progress towards being a symbol of power.
They see it as a step backwards.
Agree with other Members, such as Mr Barón Crespo,who have suggested that we have taken a step backwards.
The idea is to take a step backwards from what we do.
With the gender theory,"we risk taking a step backwards.
You were mistaking a step backwards for a lateral move.
The last change in the formations can seem as a step backwards.
This can be interpreted as a step backwards compared with previous European legislation.
All non-driving peasants step backwards.
We are therefore taking a step backwards, but are still asking for a little bit more than has been provided for according to the letter of the Treaty.
Yes, we risk taking a step backwards.
This is a step backwards, it is a slap in the face of a small state that is really making every effort to go along with us and open negotiations.
CONS: Graphics seem a step backwards.
Another step backwards regarding gender equality, expressed by the Interim President, was the composition of his cabinet, to which Temer appointed only men.
This is, in my opinion, a step backwards.
Furthermore, the planned sanctions must not represent a step backwards in relation to the achievements and progress in civilisational terms that have been made, such as, for example, the abolition of life imprisonment, which has long been the case in Portugal.