Examples of using Send a clear message in English and their translations into German
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We have to send a clear message.
We must therefore acknowledge the Commission's intention to tackle the shortcomings of Directive 96/82 in a constructive spirit,which means that we can now send a clear message to both the chemical industry and the people.
We have to send a clear message as to who exactly runs this city.
These colors are unambiguous and send a clear message.
You must send a clear message that any action against Camelot will be met without mercy.
And these reforms send a clear message to our trading partners, especially the developing countries.
The Board member said that the notes should only contain material information andthe IASB would not send a clear message by implying that there could be immaterial information in the notes.
We have to send a clear message: good governance is a prerequisite for assistance from the European Union.
This also applies to the forthcoming climate talks, which must send a clear message about developing a resource-efficient low-carbon global economy.
It would send a clear message that Serbia is not a destination for speculative investments, hence improving the image of the country.
I hope that by accepting the outlines of this report, we will send a clear message to both the Turkish Government and society and to the citizens of the EU.
That will send a clear message to the Council of Ministers, namely that Parliament is in favour of retaining these particular sectors that generate so many jobs in disadvantaged areas.
Ladies and gentlemen, the European Union should send a clear message: yes to competition; no to its manifest or concealed distortion.
Europe should send a clear message to the maritime industry by proposing significant improvements to the social situation of sea-workers and by involving their organisations, as well as citizens' associations, in drawing up and implementing specific and essential new measures to enhance safety at sea.
I would ask you to endorse this proposal and report in order thatthis House may send a clear message to the effect that we believe that accounting scandals within companies in Europe must stop.
The Commission should send a clear message through its recommendations; for example, as regards youth unemployment, it should put forward a programme clearly showing that it was an unacceptable reality.
Requiring Member States to inspect 10% of registered companies, as foreseen in the legislative proposal,would improve enforcement and send a clear message to employers that the threat of being caught in case of violation is real or increased.
The Commission should send a clear message concerning their effective enforcement, with prompt and firm action against non-compliant Member States.
Of course, we congratulate the people, the peoples of India on that, but we should not forget about those infringements, including child labour,which led to this, to this development, and the European Union must send a clear message to India that the human rights infringements and child labour cannot be continued in the future.
The actions should send a clear message to world leaders.
The European Parliament must send a clear message to China that this policy is unacceptable and it must do all it can to ensure the protection of human rights and the cultural, political, environmental and religious identity of the Tibetan people.
I voted in favour of the resolution on the Cancún climatechange conference as I believe that Parliament should send a clear message that world leaders need to demonstrate their political leadership during the negotiations in order to progress to the level of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol.
This step would send a clear message, both to the European institutions and to the government of Guinea, that we are not prepared to contribute taxpayers' money to keep a corrupt government in power that is involved in criminal activities.
NEW YORK- The outcome of the Italian elections should send a clear message to Europe's leaders: the austerity policies that they have pursued are being rejected by voters.
The European Union must therefore send a clear message to the government, warning it that it must cease all repressive and provocative attitudes, particularly towards members of the opposition, human rights activists and independent journalists, since that hostile attitude may lead the country into a situation of chaos that will benefit nobody.
Secondly, at the COP15, we, representatives of the European Union, have to send a clear message: that there needs to be more money for third countries to meet their commitments, and that sustainable development requires package solutions.
Ladies and gentlemen, let us send a clear message through information campaigns on the chance of emigrating and working legally in Europe, and a warning as to the futile risks of illegal emigration to prevent thousands of young people from falling into the hands of mafias and risking their lives in ramshackle boats or canoes.
By cooperating even closer, we send a clear message to those who finance, plan and take part in terrorism that history is never on their side.
With respect to information policy we have to send a clear message to the people about what happens here, and this may be best realised through visitors' groups, which has been a priority for many years.