Examples of using First step in this direction in English and their translations into Finnish
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represents a very important first step in this direction.
I support the first steps in this direction already taken by the EU in its trade agreements.
However, almost half of the EU countries still need to take the first steps in this direction.
We took the first steps in this direction some time ago with cross-border transfer fees.
We know that you are taking the first steps in this direction.
However, there is convincing evidence that the first steps in this direction can be done even before the children are one year old.
However, almost half of the EU countries still need to take the first steps in this direction.
Almost half of the EU countries still need to take the first steps in this direction.
First steps in this direction have been already been taken at Union level through the development of the key investor information regime established in Directive 2009/65/EC of the European Parliament
The establishment of the European Research Council(ERC) is a very encouraging first step in this direction.
A first step in this direction has already been taken within the programmes in the area of Justice and Home Affairs.
Directive 91/440 took a first step in this direction by establishing rights of access for individual railway undertakings operating international combined transport services.
A first step in this direction would be for minimum security standards to be set at a European level for the inland modes of transport.
Directive 91/440 made a first step in this direction by establishing rights of access for international groupings
The joint transparency register that we are to adopt today by voting yes to the two reports on the table is a great first step in this direction.
The first step in this direction would be to make Mr CFSP part of the Commission:
The first step in this direction would be for the various political stakeholders to commit to a common framework that could pave the way for new, intensive synergies.
Already on that occasion, Vice-President Šefčovič reiterated the Commission's belief that, as a first step in this direction, national Parliaments could focus on the major issue of economic governance.
The EESC greatly welcomes the launch of a debate on the future of EMU as a first step in this direction and points out that the macroeconomic reality in the EMU is a result of microeconomic decisions.