Examples of using Significant step in English and their translations into Italian
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already represents a significant step forward compared to some years ago.
As the Conference of Regions, we will play an active part in relaunching the national coordinating group for a significant step forward in this area.
the regulation will mean a significant step forward in several areas.
A significant step has already been taken with the joint declaration by the European Parliament,
it will represent a further significant step towards greater transparency
The final text will be a significant step forward in the integration of European financial markets.
because we have taken a significant step forward towards our shared objective of equality between men and women.
This is a significant step towards ending wildlife tourism cruelties, and we hope it will have a
It represents a significant step towards legislation the citizen will find easier to understand.
we shall have made a significant step forward.
The ten new Member States represent a large resource in terms of the quality of policies, a significant step forward in the history of Europe.
a clever political calculation; it was a significant step forward for civilization.
Without the grace of the Holy Spirit that the Father gives to man in Jesus no significant step upwards can be accomplished.
The battery-powered rammer is a significant step for Wacker Neuson
Teaming up with SkyTeam on this project is a significant step towards our mission of transforming the passenger journey both inflight and on the ground.".
I believe that this directive will represent a significant step in developing the internal market in the interests of both consumers and businesses.
The proposal is a significant step toward improving transatlantic relations in the area of aviation.
But nonetheless that represents a significant step to improve killing trapping methods,
I see this as a small but significant step towards the recognition at European Union level of the equal rights of disabled persons.
Mr Virrankoski's report now gives us the opportunity to take a significant step towards separating the responsibilities of Parliament's authorities and of the groups.