Examples of using Is a first step in English and their translations into Danish
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On securitisation, we all agree that the 5% retention requirement is a first step.
This is a first step towards greater transparency in both the European Parliament and Commission.
The adopted revision is a first step in internalising external costs in road transport
The Eurlings report is a first step in the right direction,
This is a first step towards full support for UEFI Secure Boot,
That is a first step and we intend to take more of them on the basis of the new Treaty.
The 2009 Agreement on civil aviation safety is a first step towards establishing a full Open Aviation Area between the EU and Canada.
Let us hope that this initiative is a first step in the direction of the progress we must make in the protection of our fellow citizens.
This exchange rate mechanism(ERM), createdin 1972, is a first step towards the introduction of the euro, 30 years later.
This is a first step in ensuring that countries in Northern Europe,
We all agree that this is a first step down a road where progress has to be made.
The conference in Oslo is a first step, a first victory,
This is a first step towards protecting people
It is a first step in obedience to Jesus' paradoxical proclamation,”He that loseth his life shall find it.”.
It is a first step, Mr President,
The proposal before us is a first step in ensuring that the travelling public are protected when transport operators fail to live up to their promises and obligations.
I feel that granting the least developed countries greater access to our markets is a first step in the right direction.
The Commission's communication is a first step towards having a strategy that covers prevention and recycling.
That is a first step for integrating the fight against terrorism into the Security and Defence Policy.
It is not a holy office; on the contrary, it is a first step towards guaranteeing the protection of fundamental rights