Examples of using A first step in English and their translations into Czech
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Consider it a first step.
A first step. A first word.
And even accomplished a first step.
Well, it's a first step of course.
This is why the study carried out by the Commission marks a first step forward.
People also translate
That is a first step, but it does not go far enough.
We need a first step, an exact record of the demographic situation in the European Union.
The breath inhaled before a first step forward.
The most disconcerting fact, however,is probably that this Parliament sees this proposal as just a first step.
We're talking about a-a first step to… a first step.
This group has also found it more difficult than those in workplaces with several employees,but I see this as a first step.
This is therefore only a first step in anticipation of other regulations.
The adoption of this clause is subject to the ordinary legislative procedure that should be considered a first step to any appraisal of the advisability.
I nevertheless choose to see it as a first step that can be developed into a broad principle of public access in all of the EU's institutions.
The offer of Indonesia, as the presiding country of ASEAN,to mediate in the border dispute is the best way to find a first step towards resolving this situation.
Ratification, however, should only be regarded as a first step: implementation is the key when it comes to combating corruption.
I would agree that our common responsibility and the primary aim of cooperation between the EU and Africa has to be the elimination of poverty, andthat peace is of key significance as a first step towards development.
It is proposed that in a first step, the visa requirement will be removed for citizens of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, which have biometric passports.
We are faced with the largest free trade agreement concluded by the European Union in many years,which is now intended to function as a first step in concluding a'new generation of bilateral new business agreements.
Nevertheless, it may be considered a first step towards improving the current situation regarding the social protection given to self-employed workers and assisting spouses.
Mr President, as chair of the Committee on the Internal Market andConsumer Protection, I welcome today's important debate as a first step in reviewing Europe's consumer policy and, I believe, in renewing our commitment to our consumers.
That is why the Commission rightly spoke of a first step which needs to be improved, mainly in terms of the effectiveness of the contribution of the main undertakings responsible for granting rights to passengers.
I support the launch of the preparatory action'Your first EURES Job', which aims to help young people enterthe job market or access specialised jobs in another Member State, as a first step towards a specific non-academic youth mobility programme.
Do we want a directive which is not perfect but undoubtedly a first step in the right direction, or do we not want a directive at all as we consider the current situation to be satisfactory?
A first step towards transnational direct democracy It has been called“the biggest innovation of transnational democracy” since the introduction of direct elections to the European Parliament more than 35 years ago: the European Citizens' Initiative.
I believe that publishing the European institutions' working documents is only a first step because the majority of Europe's citizens do not understand the procedures we use and will not know how to find the information they need.
This is a first step towards developing more comprehensive environmental accounting since, according to the competent European and national statistics offices, it is only in these areas that data for the whole of Europe is currently available.
THE VET SYSTEM IN THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR As a first step in the research activity, 188 representative VET providers in the electricity sector were mapped in 23 European countries Fig. 5.
As a first step, as proposed in the Commission's recent communication, a wide-ranging structured dialogue on migration, mobility and security will be established with those countries, with the aim of delivering tangible benefits for them as well as for the European Union.
