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Meanings of first step in English

Portuguese
iniciativa
Catalan
iniciativa
Spanish
iniciativa

The first of a series of actions.

iniciativa
Usage of first step in English
1
The recent launch of inflation-protected government bonds is a good first step.
Reuters
2
Unite's national secretary Gerard Hehir said this was a good first step.
Radio NZ
3
Schilsky said the test is not perfect but a good first step.
Reuters
4
He hopes the law change is just the first step towards reform.
Radio NZ
5
This appointment might yet prove an important first step along the way.
The Irish Times
6
Registering to vote is the first step to enacting your democratic right.
The South African
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He writes: Sometimes journeys begin long before their first step is taken.
The Guardian
8
The first step in meat production is to raise a healthy animal.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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I had simply taken the first step toward openness with my parents.
Ebony
10
The first step the industry is tackling is intrusion detection, said Lanctot.
Reuters
11
Occupational hygienic measures are the first step in preventing environmental pollution hazards.
Pubmed
12
A good first step is to examine the successes of other governments.
The Guardian
13
The first step announced on Tuesday was requesting information from the public.
Reuters
14
This is a first step in trying to fix a complicated situation.
Reuters
15
Mastering it is the first step toward learning to control your power.
Heir of Fire
16
Conclusion: The first step confirmed the heterogeneity of CBJI classification between experts.
Pubmed
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Translations for first step
Portuguese
iniciativa
Spanish
iniciativa
First step through the time
First step across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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