Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would be a first step in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This would be a first step for equal treatment.
It would be a first step to a safer world.
That would apply to the workplace, but it would be a first step.
Their implementation would be a first step in the fight against starvation.
If that policy is based on the McMillan-Scott report, I think that that would be a first step in the right direction.
The 2015 Agreement would be a first step on the global energy transition path.
conducting them in complete transparency would be a first step on the road to finding a solution.
Harmonization at European level would be a first step towards harmonization at world level.
That would be a first step towards transparency and towards making monitoring possible,
Full implementation of agreed directives would be a first step towards an efficient energy market in the EU.
That would be a first step, and we expect to have to debate and decide, within the life of this Parliament, whether more currencies are to be added.
phasing out early retirement benefits would be a first step towards increasing the attractiveness of work.
Bringing these to light would be a first step towards dismantling them, and it is our duty to do so.
I am opposed to the introduction of a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base as I believe it would be a first step toward tax harmonisation.
Showing tolerance of historical and cultural differences would be a first step for Europeans towards sharing their values with other countries
It would be a first step, it should be noted,
It goes without saying that an effort to bring clarity and understanding to the question of how added value is shared out would be a first step towards restoring the balance of negotiating power all along the chain.
If carried out, it would be a first step towards an integration of the markets, brought about by the market itself instead of by regulatory pressure.
EU harmonization of the resale right would be a first step towards extending the right to all EEA countries,
Approval of an ILO Convention on domestic workers would be a first step in plugging the existing gap,