Examples of using Step backwards in English and their translations into Slovak
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when we must make a step backwards.".
However, the Communication seemed to represent a step backwards compared to the previous approach,
That decision is a step backwards in comparison to the trend in South Korea,
The bill finds that the pipeline is a“drastic step backwards for European energy security
Islam, when compared to Christianity is a step backwards; a step into"justification" of the enslavement of others.
Walker said going back to those days would be a“giant step backwards.”.
The Presidential elections to be held on 4 March 2012 will be another step backwards for democracy in Russia.".
is also a step backwards for the entire process of democratisation.
Notes with concern that the recently adopted Act is a step backwards for Bangladesh in its efforts to eliminate child marriage;
However, compared with the suspension of the round in 2006, the NAMA issue is obviously a step backwards.
I have heard it said that the proposal tabled was a step backwards.
taking Derek Spooner's side, your affair with him probably took his career a few sliding step backwards.
The decision to omit the Armenian genocide from the new resolution is a step backwards and one that I cannot support.
is instead a step backwards.
It is a step backwards in terms of the right to private copying,
reintroducing national decisions would therefore be a step backwards with regard to worker mobility.
Then step backwards or sideways to encourage him to stand
The Council of Europe has called these proposals a“dangerous step backwards” for Turkish democracy.
They represent a step backwards in terms of the internal market and pose an obvious risk of distortion of competition between small European SMEs.
Maybe I'm just new to this whole rescuing thing, but this, to me, might be considered kind of a step backwards,-wouldn't you say?