Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Adoption of the Treaty means a new phase and an opportunity for the EU to make a step forward.
• a small one, but a step forward.
• Measuring results is a step forward.
• I hope at least in the field of visa liberalisation we can make a step forward.
• One is to set up a new Working Group to continue negotiations and celebrate that as a step forward, and the other is to make a lot of noise about things that everyone knew anyway.
• For Ukraine to make a decisive step forward it has to offer a more inviting environment to foreign direct investment, and failure to get to grips with economic reform is undermining that process, as we have seen from recent statements by the Americans.
• But I want to make this speech positive because I think the declaration of 1997 as European Year against Racism and Xenophobia is a step forward
• The adoption of common quality standards is definitely a step forward that should be welcomed as part of a framework in which the World Health Organisation may make a further contribution.

• Today we are trying to take a step forward.
• The rapporteur takes a positive view of the proposed directive, which is a step forward in providing for safety at sea and controlling pollution.
• It will, in any case, help us to take a step forwards in our efforts to discourage any discriminatory attitudes towards people because of their race, religion or different nationality.
• I say we ought at long last to take a step forwards in the interests of safety.
• I believe that the European Union should take a step forward in guaranteeing greater protection for European consumers.
• Climate change calls for us to take a step forward in development, not a step back.
• And the reason is that the Council has to take a step forward in relation to Parliament on the specific issue of the implementation of the foreign and security policy and its monitoring.
• The European Union is well placed to take a decisive step forward in 2007.