Examples of using To be a step in English and their translations into Danish
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obtaining a diet plan supplement may show to be a step in the direction of the wellness they should have,
direct CAD/CAM production of concrete formwork etc."It's just common sense to be a step ahead of your competitors," says Søren Schaldemann Hansen.
cooperation with the EIB, following consultation with the European External Action Service, to be a step in the right direction for meeting the external policy objectives of the EU.
Appointing a coordinator and a performance review body would seem to be a step in the right direction,
I therefore consider this report to be a step in the right direction in that,
internet libraries to be a step ahead of current knowledge
What their free travel in the EU amounts to is a step towards fully-fledged membership of the EU.
And he always seems to be a step ahead of us.
And he always seems to be a step ahead of us.
The approach outlined in the recommendation has proved to be a step in the right direction,
The report quite rightly describes this issue of poverty and disadvantage in terms of human rights, and this seems to be a step in the right direction.
Indeed, I consider this to be a step in the wrong direction, both from the legal point of view(with regard, for example, to the method of settling possible disputes)
although I do not yet consider it to be a decisive step.
That appears to me to be a first step.
I believe it to be a great step in the right direction.
Tela now seems to us to be a new step in the right direction.
The international community unanimously declared this to be a further step towards media censorship in Kenya.
That seems to me to be a good step.
We always try to be a step ahead.