Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Wrong signal in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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for longer transitional periods, for that gives British industry entirely the wrong signal.
It would therefore send out a completely wrong signal if these were to be introduced in individual euro area countries along with the SEPA payment procedures.
This may be right, but the most important thing in this issue is that it gives out the wrong signal.
We believe that this is the wrong signal to give to the increasingly liberal energy market.
it would be the wrong signal.
No, I was the lame friend who apparently gave the wrong signal to your ex-boyfriend.
In addition, setting this type of precedent at a time when the European Union is set to double in size would be to give out the wrong signal to candidate states.
the loss of data transmission and avoid generating the wrong signal.
Without internalisation, transport price would continue to give a wrong signal to users who would not have enough incentives to use cleaner vehicles and avoid congested routes at peak times.
this would send completely the wrong signal.
I think we would be giving the wrong signal if we were to indicate a certain point in time when the first of the countries currently negotiating membership were to join the Union.
we would be giving out quite the wrong signal if we were to strike this topic from our debate.
It is unfortunate that the American Senate has given the totally wrong signal in this issue, and especially the wrong signal to those countries that might still feel tempted to carry out nuclear testing.
The disagreeing minority of the commission considers the counterproposition a wrong signal and warns that a more tolerant policy will promote a positive attitude towards consumption of narcotics in general.
we will give the wrong signal to the market and to the companies
Tax incentives give the wrong signal to the market on the direction of oil prices
Members of Parliament- would send out the wrong signal.
If we were to overlook this, that would give a totally wrong signal to private industry,
Hebron was another wrong signal, and undermines the mutual trust that is essential for lasting peace.
3.75 billion strategic reserve, which I described as a completely wrong signal that will lead to the maximisation of expenditure in 1999 and thereafter.