Vertaling van "first step " (Nederlands → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

aangepaste voetaangedreven step
trottinette d'assistance propulsée par les pieds

first-pass | eerste hindernis
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IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

The first step was completed on July 7, 2008, when Novartis acquired an initial 24.8% stake in Alcon, representing 74 million shares, from Nestlé for USD 10.4 billion in cash.
La première étape a été achevée le 7 juillet 2008 quand Novartis a acquis de Nestlé une participation initiale de 24,8% dans Alcon, représentant 74 millions d’actions, pour un montant d’USD 10,4 milliards en espèces.

It is a first step towards providing schools with a more structured offer.
C’est un premier pas vers une offre plus structurée pour le milieu scolaire.

RA is the first step to safer and healthier workplaces and the key to reducing work-related accidents and diseases.
L’ER est la première étape pour des lieux de travail plus sûrs et plus sains et est indispensable dans le cadre de la réduction des accidents liés au travail et des maladies professionnelles.

This is already a first step in the right direction.
This is already a first step in the right direction.

To strengthen the identity of the new autonomous organisation, the first and most important steps were to design a logo and “house style”.
To strengthen the identity of the new autonomous organisation, the first and most important steps were to design a logo and “house style”.

Compliance with the European directives on electronic submissions Compliance with the European directives requires a number of objectives to be achieved: ●● Arriving at a functional vision of communication standards with EMEA and the Member States in partnership with the industry and in line with European legislation ●● Standard project management, with important steps that are sponsored/supported by the Member States: first developing an IT infrastructure and then starting on a highly secure network followed by so-called “proofs of concept” in each field ●● Success depends above all on the FAHMP’s
Compliance with the European directives on electronic submissions Compliance with the European directives requires a number of objectives to be achieved: ●● Arriving at a functional vision of communication standards with EMEA and the Member States in partnership with the industry and in line with European legislation ●● Standard project management, with important steps that are sponsored/supported by the Member States: first developing an IT infrastructure and then starting on a highly secure network followed by so-called “proofs of concept” in each field ●● Success depends above all on the FAHMP’s