Examples of using Retrograde step in English and their translations into German
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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.
That is a real retrograde step and an absolute shame.
In my opinion, the increase in the error rates in the area of agriculture is obviously a retrograde step.
Any retrograde steps in this area would mean a reversion to barbarism.
If the proposed amendments were accepted it would be a retrograde step on the road to harmonisation.
This is a retrograde step, and is something that would be impossible in the European Union.
We have had a long fight across Europe for LGBT rights,and we cannot allow Hungary to take this retrograde step.
Protectionism is a retrograde step, but populism is a recipe for economic collapse.
We refuse to be content with'noting' or'expressing concern' about the retrograde steps which some wish to impose.
This is a very retrograde step and will be used as a pretext to return to violence by extremists.
Torture and repression of religious groups is a betrayal of those traditions andcultural heritage, and a retrograde step of the most serious kind.
This would be a serious retrograde step, with negative repercussions on Turkmenistan's international standing.
If we do not deal with it in this Parliament, the legislation couldbe put back by a further two years or more, which would be a retrograde step.
This Commission proposal is a retrograde step and does nothing to improve the lot of the fishing communities.
The principles of the EU include freedom of movement and solidarity between Member States,and we should not take retrograde steps in that regard.
In fairness it has to be said that even allowing for the retrograde steps V pravičnosti je treba reči, da celo dopušča retrogradne korake.
The compromise proposal on which we have now voted would produce locking effects thatwould be damaging to European agriculture and a retrograde step in the reform process.
The Committee is concerned that this is a retrograde step relative to the Rome Convention which could have negative repercussions, and therefore proposes rewording the rule more flexibly.
To require all issuers of bonds to issue in their homeMember States would have been a retrograde step in creating an integrated capital market.
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.
I fear that the European Parliamentmay not give its support to any of these amendments, a retrograde step, and I ask colleagues to say no to‘slit and chuck.
The Committee is concerned that this is a retrograde step relative to the Rome Convention which could have negative repercussions, as cases are conceivable in which the rigid rules on the applicable law could, exceptionally, result in an inappropriate solution.
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.
The introduction of the concept ofnational security into legislation is also a retrograde step, in particular if it is going to be used to restrict basic freedoms and especially the right of political dissent.
Furthermore, we believe that the legislative proposal benefits the large multinational corporations(in particular the United States ones, which have continued to apply pressure in order to introduce their abusive system of patents into Europe)and represents a retrograde step for independent workers and small companies, as well as an obstacle for free software.
I believe that this retrograde step is not just shameful in terms of its result, but also in view of the way the result has been achieved: since April, Mr Barroso has been consulting the Chairman of the Committee on Legal Affairs- which is competent in this area and to which I belong― entirely avoiding any debate and, furthermore, failing to comply with the applicable rules.
Com: Is it possible that the potential victory of an islamist party inconstitutional elections could be seen as a retrograde step in the light of the arab spring, and the jasmine revolution in particular?
This is the core of our report and I hope that we can agree on this resolution, whichhas broad support, and that we do not take a retrograde step, as currently indicated in an alternative resolution!