Examples of using Taking steps in English and their translations into Danish
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are not actively taking steps to treat the problem.
The United Kingdom Government has recently confirmed that it is now taking steps to comply with its legal obligations in respect of this product.
others are taking steps towards this.
96% of respondents said they were taking steps to move toward digital solutions.
with national parliaments and I will be taking steps in the next few weeks to do this, hopefully with colleagues from across the Chamber.
most times you can by being aware of when your visa is going to expire and taking steps to submit an application for a new visa if you want to stay before the expiry date.
there is no need to wait for a general policy on immigration before taking steps immediately in the specific field of illegal immigration.
We are even taking steps backwards, as has just happened at the Vienna European Council in the case of the scheduled expiry of the fiscal derogation applying to duty-free sales to intra-Community travellers.
The Huffington Post was taking steps to operate as more of a“stand-alone business” within AOL,
It would be worth the Commission taking steps to ensure that its standards are enforced not only in the EU itself,
The legal basis for this processing is the performance of a contract between you(or your employer) and us and/or taking steps, at your request, to enter into such a contract.
With regard to the second question, about taking steps to close the loopholes in transposition of the Misleading Advertising Directive- the European Commission is responsible for this Directive
The undertaking can comply with the emission standard thus laid down by taking steps to reduce NOx emissions in its own facility,
When taking steps to preserve the fundamental pillar- the State old-age pension scheme- all Members States should respect the relevant International Labour Organisation conventions that they have ratified.
Governments are rightly taking steps to curb their excesses."And"It's
The Ombudsman pointed out that the above-mentioned case law does not prevent the Commission from taking steps to avoid possible future cases of maladministration in itshandling of complaints under Article 226.
Users can also protect their WordPress installations by taking steps such as keeping all WordPress installation,
Instead of taking steps themselves or going for do it yourself debt management,
The UN report published in April this year states that both sides in the conflict carried out military operations without taking steps to protect the rights and lives of civilians.
we are in danger of going down as the only species that monitors its own extinction instead of taking steps to prevent it.