Examples of using Taking steps in English and their translations into Finnish
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to be absolutely certain about what happened before taking steps to review what we are doing
obstacles to trade and investment is an incremental process and we are taking steps in that direction.
Rectifying minor faults and taking steps to initiate repair work in the event of more serious faults to vehicles.
More Member States are taking steps to reduce labour market exit through early retirement,
that we are taking steps to move to a new more real form of Question Time to reflect the new situation we find ourselves in after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
Taking steps to promote international dialogue
It would be worth the Commission taking steps to ensure that its standards are enforced not only in the EU itself,
voted in the United Nations Human Rights Commission for a Resolution stating that the regime in Equatorial Guinea was taking steps towards democracy and towards respecting human rights.
If you can help it and 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.
European Democrats are for our part taking steps to ensure that people living in particularly vulnerable areas of the globe are aware of their rights
which does not necessarily mean adopting additional legislation but taking steps for better implementation of existing rules.
that the law on religious freedom might result in Spain taking steps towards normalisation within all its public institutions.
by ending support for groups that oppose the Middle East Peace Process and taking steps to require such groups with headquarters
And take steps to resolve this problem.
The EU has taken steps, but only at a humanitarian level.
You can't take steps to protect your children?
We have already taken steps to review them.
We admire survivors who take steps to become proactive in helping themselves.
The Commission has recently taken steps to increase the efficiency of investment programmes supported by the EU.
We have, then, taken steps to make progress