Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Only a first step in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The ESC warmly welcomes this agreement which in its view represents not only a first step towards greater social equality, but also an important advance in social dialogue.
this is really only a first step on the way to solving an issue which we have to solve with regard to pensions.
in my opinion this is only a first step.
although perhaps only a first step in the right direction.
This is not only a first step towards implementation of the provisions on attestation set out in Directive 92/13/EEC(remedies in the case of services provided by utilities)
itself is only a first step in the overall aim of achieving permanent Satori(perceiving
was that the improvement of the conditions within the camp is only a first step, that the Resistance movement actually wants… is aware… that the main thing is to stop the process of mass execution.
Mr President, we realise this is only a first step.
But, just as obviously, it is only a first step.
Furthermore, the Kyoto targets are only a first step.
Creating an account is only a first step, it is not a registration!
The resulting Copenhagen accord should be only a first step to a more ambitious commitment.
it is only a first step.
Formal(de jure) equality is only a first step towards material(de facto) equality.
These observations are therefore only a first step towards more detailed studies of exozodiacal light.
The forum proposed by the Commission, however, can be considered only a first step in this direction.
It is only a first step and not yet a definitive action plan for network security in Europe.
This Directive is only a first step in the EU approach to deal with threats to European Critical Infrastructure.
But we must be clear in our own minds that this is only a first step in the right direction.
This is, however, only a first step towards a complete cessation of hostilities which is essential for progress in the negotiations.