Examples of using Step backwards in English and their translations into Czech
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which would be a step backwards in comparison with the 1993 Directive.
Well, is that a step backwards?
That decision is a step backwards in comparison to the trend in South Korea, where the death sentence has not been applied for a decade.
And I, you know, thought, Well, is that a step backwards? this new Child Exploitation& Online Protection Centre I would been offered the opportunity to build.
At best, you could say that they have embraced democracy by taking two steps forward and one step backwards.
The ALDE Group will be calling for a plenary debate on this subject as early as possible in the new year because it is a really bad step backwards for Turkey.
I have heard it said that the proposal tabled was a step backwards.
Were they to be implemented, the measures recommended by the Council would represent a step backwards in relation to the current rights of workers,
In this sense we hope that, for electricity, unbundling will not mean a step backwards, that is, that ground will not be lost as regards the good practices already in place in many countries in terms of separation of the network.
We are taking this crisis very seriously as it represents a step backwards, in democratic terms, not only for Honduras
educational systems, a giant step backwards.
that would in fact be a step backwards.
which means that it actually represents a step backwards.
it is a warning sign to Lithuania's legislators that we must not step backwards, almost to the Middle Ages,
The Czech Republic is likely to see it as a step backwards but the important thing is that the directive does not prevent countries from adopting stricter
for further months or years, in order to find another, infinitesimal compromise that in any case would always be considered a step backwards.
the possibility of protectionism and a step backwards.
reproductive health' should not be seen as a step backwards in relation to decisions that have already been made.
However, the Blue Card may represent a step backwards if Member States are not going to reject applications for exemptions from this for those sectors of the labour market where access is restricted for workers from the new Member States, based on the transitional measures provided for in the accession treaties.
you're aware it's a step backwards, and no, I'm not a mind-reader,