Examples of using Steps in the right direction in English and their translations into Dutch
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I believe that the EU has already taken some steps in the right direction, but we could really take more steps to provide real leadership for the world,
represent significant first steps in the right direction.
for some of the things we have managed to achieve can be described as first steps in the right direction.
at least to start taking steps in the right direction?
maybe in the short term we can only hope for small steps in the right direction.
I strongly believe in progress as a series of steady steps in the right direction.
bassist Masayoshi Yamashita, Loudness took small steps in the right direction, but lost original drummer Munetaka Higuchi along the way.
Although Belgium has taken steps in the right direction that will produce effects in coming years,
Prime Minister Papandreou's statements are steps in the right direction.
as I believe they represent steps in the right direction.
taken a few short steps in the right direction, but the road is a long one, too long!
And you will also be taking big steps in the right direction if you can start playing the players you're up against and not just cards
It is much better to be glad about small steps in the right direction than to expect a world-wide abolition of all use of animals within a short period of time.
This is the ideal time to take some courageous steps in the right direction, since we have on our side both the good will of the Member States
of the European Union, as it has taken some huge steps in the right direction.
While these developments are first steps in the right direction, their relevance and credibility depend crucially on the degree of ambition and enforcement of the final outcome of the social dialogue currently under way regarding the reform of the wage indexation system.
Even though the G20 outcomes are steps in the right direction, they are still too modest
of promoting the self-fulfilment of the people of Europe- self-fulfilment which must clearly begin with the social integration of all the Union's citizens- are undoubtedly steps in the right direction.