Examples of using Wrong signal in English and their translations into German
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High marketing expenditures would certainly be the wrong signal now, he says.
It would be the wrong signal for another European to come along, à la Geldof.
When you come to school dressed like that, you give... you give out the wrong signal.
The EU should not send the wrong signal that we will close our doors to new applicants.
We realise that accepting relocation would send out the wrong signal.
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A shifting of borders would be a completely wrong signal, and it is not a practicable solution.
In light of the fact that poaching is out of control,any relaxation of the bans would send a completely wrong signal.
This is the wrong signal, since road traffic is primarily responsible for emissions from the transport sector.
This is absolutely not what we need at this time: we need to turn around the trend,and this would send completely the wrong signal.
Likewise, if the orchestra conductor gives the wrong signal, that is also noticeable without any noteworthy time delay.
However, the recent reduction of discount rates for early retirementapplicable during a long transition period gives the wrong signal.
At all costs, we must avoid sending out the wrong signal at a time when Member States' public finances are recovering.
Measures with detrimental effects on the economy, such as the Financial Transaction Tax(FTT) project, are the wrong signal in times of economic recovery.
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.
The pressure for negotiations to commenceimmediately is creating fears of sending the wrong signal to the talks on the name issue.
Tax incentives give the wrong signal to the market on the direction of oil prices and encourage consumption, and in the end increase the profits of the oil companies.
That is why the comments which I hear from a few people, along the lines of'let Croatia join and that willput an end to it for some time', are the wrong signal.
Though, with its abandonment of pension reform the grand coalition seems to be sending the wrong signal to its eurozone partner countries that are still grappling with the financial crisis.
Coming at a time when governments with even less debt than Japan need to show that they are putting their financial houses in order,Japan's budget sends precisely the wrong signal to markets.
If we fail to act we will be giving absolutely the wrong signal to millions of the world's poorest people, at a time when Europe is meant to be focusing on making poverty history.
Even though we have cut back, we shall of course still be among the largestproviders of aid, but it is, at any event, totally the wrong signal that we in Denmark, and the Danish Government, are sending at the moment.
The risk that this will send the wrong signal to the newly industrialised countries with which the EU has strong historical, political and cultural links should not be underestimated.
Such a slowdown of Internet companies ignores the economic significance of digitization andis the wrong signal for the German and European digital location,« Süme continued.
If we were to overlook this, that would give a totally wrong signal to private industry, especially at a time when the latter is starting to gain an understanding of the need for sustainable products and services.
I welcome the fact that Israel is once again handing over to the Palestinians the tax and customs due to them,and we in the European Union should not give the wrong signal and suspend the agreement as some people have suggested.
So let me repeat: the proposal is well-intentioned, but it sends the wrong signal, and, by the way, as you know, Commissioner, I take the view that the Convention has to be even bolder.
As a representative of a southern euro area Member State which is faced with enormous financial problems,his appointment will also send out completely the wrong signal to the markets and our citizens, who do not want a transfer union, but rather a stable currency.
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.
We consider the limit values for sulphur to be much more important andfear that Parliament's decision gives the wrong signal to the oil industry. This is not the right priority when considering the question of health and the environment.
Launching negotiations with all countries at the same time might give the wrong signal to the less advanced countries, and hold up negotiations with those who were better prepared.