Examples of using Any steps in English and their translations into Czech
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Any steps forward?
Do you know any steps?
Any steps to sleeping well?
Well, of course, you can dance any steps you like. Barry Fife.
Do you any steps to prevent the closing?
Secretary Wigner has given me authority to take any steps necessary to stop the Cybermen.
Are there any steps leading to that alley or is it just a series of gentle ramps?
But I urge you not to take any steps that cannot be recalled.
Any steps, no matter how small, towards highlighting this fact deserve to be welcomed and supported.
We must find out what has happened before we take any steps to change our already impressive safety culture in Europe.
From any steps he may take. and to preserve a weapon which will always secure me I kept it only to safeguard myself.
It is vital that a clear answer is given to these questions, just as it is also vital to clarify what the European Commission thinks about this situation andwhether it intends to take any steps to unblock the legislative process.
Any steps towards requiring the use of XBRL in the European Union should be subject to a thorough impact analysis, including the economic assessment of costs and benefits.
The first sub-question is: what steps have been taken by the Commission to tackle such measures and, conversely,have any steps been taken by third countries against any other EU measures to boost economic growth?
Turkey has not made any steps towards recognising Cyprus- an EU Member State- and still militarily occupies the north of this island and disregards UN resolutions on this issue;
The corruption endemic among officials in the Latvian Ministry of Economics and the Ministry of Regional Development andLocal Government practically'puts a brake on' both initiatives by individuals and on any steps towards efficient application of EU financial resources.
In the meantime, however, I welcome any steps in the direction of giving people greater rights to know what they are sharing the roads and waterways of Europe with, and that they are safe.
Given that in a resolution on the accession prospects of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(FYROM) the European Parliament has recently recognised the need to speed up negotiations in order to reach a generally accepted solution, let me ask you this: do you intend, together with Parliament, and by exercising your powers,to take any steps before your report is drawn up in the autumn?
We think it wrong to give the President a mandate solemnly to proclaim the Charter before the signature of the Treaty and oppose any steps to have it published in the Official Journal of the European Union before the ratification procedure concludes with a positive outcome, if that is what happens.
Finally, with regard to financial regulation and the strengthening of economic governance, any steps to make the European banking system more robust and resistant to crisis scenarios and to strengthen the budgetary policies of Member States and their economic coordination should be seen as a number one priority, as the major challenge for 2011 will be to come out of the crisis and to lay the foundations for a policy of growth.
To this day, I have not received any feedback from the Commission on this subject,either with regard to whether any steps have been taken towards the establishment of such cooperation or preparedness amongst Member States, or whether the Commission itself perhaps intends to establish a state of preparedness for the EU.
This at least goes some way to restoring the proper discretion of the Member State as to whether to take any steps in relation to the licensing and the recording of recreational fishing, leaving it to Member States to judge whether there is any impact- when in most Member States there is not- on the product of fish take from recreational fishing.
Never at any step.
Sergeant, I don't wanna use any step.
We hardly did any stepping.
Any step in the direction of democratisation and an improvement in the extremely problematical human rights situation is to be welcomed.