Examples of using Step-by-step approach in English and their translations into Danish
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not wasting time and resources on a step-by-step approach.
This required a much more systematic step-by-step approach to the storyline.
If, on the other hand, we were to stop today, if this step-by-step approach were not to go ahead,
the European Union continues to defend a step-by-step approach which is based on the Kyoto Protocol
adopt local measures to do that and eventually, by a step-by-step approach, we can arrive at a real action programme which is cost-effective in the measures that we adopt
We are moving on a step-by-step approach.
We have to follow a step-by-step approach.
We have to see it as a step-by-step approach.
I started concentrating on high intensity training two years ago, with an incremental step-by-step approach.
We have followed the inspired'Monnet method' in the European Union for more than 40 years: a step-by-step approach towards further integration with no blueprint of the ultimate goal.
Secondly, the step-by-step approach Western European countries have taken towards integration is a model we should adopt in the Balkan processes of integration in order to qualify for entry into the European Union.
international investment position statistics are resolved by means of a step-by-step approach.
Priority in the step-by-step approach was given to taxes,
For these reasons a step-by-step approach is necessary, involving choices of priority sectors and choices of the means to achieve coordination,
A step-by-step approach towards the compilation of a full set of quarterly accounts for the general government sector in the framework of ESA 95 should be followed,
That is why we propose a step-by-step approach.
A step-by-step approach is needed, therefore.
This required a much more systematic step-by-step approach to the storyline.
These can also be implemented in a step-by-step approach and be replaced more easily if new
I would be willing to accept a step-by-step approach, provided that at the end the target, and not far away,