Examples of using A second step in English and their translations into Slovenian
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As a second step of the Consumer Markets Scoreboard mechanism, in-depth analysis examines markets in more detail from a consumer perspective
In a second step the consumer should be entitled to a price reduction
As a second step, the Commission's intention to identify
the infringer can be sued by any victim and, in a second step, the overcharge is distributed between all the parties who have suffered a loss.
In a second step, the Court reviewed the action plans for 10 out of the 27 Member States,
I hope that a second step will soon be made towards the creation of more stringent standards that ensure consistency in the public administration of the EU
In a second step, I check my calendar(I have to admit that sometimes I don't take this step,
cyanobacteria- have evolved a second step in the dark reactions in which protons
In a second step the software will be adopted in that way that it will be able to give itself automatically feedback on usability
it would also be significant that as a second step, following disclosure, the tax authorities share information with their peers in other Member States.
In a second step the software will be adopted in that way that it will be able to give itself automatically feedback on usability
maintain the noise reduction achieved by retrofitting, the European Commission recommends Member States to introduce noise emission ceilings for major rail freight lines as a second step after the initial retrofitting programmes have been completed.
assessed in a first step and then aggregated in a second step.
I am against taking a second step immediately before the first has been taken, namely adopting another
trade agreements with it, while inclusion in the Pan-Euro-Med System remains the EU's strategic aim as a second step.
A second step, more specifically,
the Commission should as a second step, after the adoption of this Directive, examine the possibility of introducing an electronic version of service record books
medicines which influence their fitness to drive and to propose as a second step EU legislation to prohibit driving whilst under the influence of drugs or the above mentioned medicines, with effective enforcement;
after all, over 55 people on death row- at which point, as a second step, the South Korea parliament should pass a law to abolish the death penalty.