Examples of using To take steps in English and their translations into Czech
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act strictly on our instructions and to take steps to ensure that Personal Data remains protected.
Of course, the European Union should continue to take steps in favour of a strategy which will bring us to a progressive agreement to promote the reduction of climate change.
In writing.-(SV) In March 2000 the European Council invited Member States and the Commission to take steps to make'a decisive impact on the eradication of poverty' by 2010.
I would like to say to Mrs Jiménez-Becerril Barrio that we are going to take steps to introduce a charter of the rights of victims of terrorism.
a result of poverty, women victims of domestic violence prefer not to take steps for their own protection because of a lack of financial security.
Commissioner, is the Commission going to take steps to change that image
we also need to take steps forward on questions, for example,
it is therefore essential to take steps to create a European Credit Rating Agency,
Do you intend to take steps to fill in the serious gaps in the legislation
the Member States need to take steps to increase the EU's role
Given the current trend towards the standardisation of road traffic legislation within the EU, does the Commission intend to take steps to standardise permissible blood-alcohol levels for drivers in the EU Member States?
In order to fulfill a contract or to take steps in connection with a contract:
considering the importance of these ratings, to expect and to take steps to obtain an evaluation or rating which is objective and credible.
we believe that it is also important to take steps to raise awareness within other organisations and countries.
In order to fulfill a contract or to take steps in connection with a contract:
I also call on the Commission and others to take steps to make it clear to the junta that democracy
it is important to take steps to protect your family.
I therefore agree that we must ask Member States to take steps to improve the situation of the children left by their parents in the country of origin
the Member States to once again raise the issue of the possibility of getting the countries in the region to take steps towards a coordinated abolition of these prohibitions.
the UK quite rightly asked Europe to take steps to avoid a repetition of the financial turbulence resulting from the US sub-prime crisis.