Examples of using Wrong signals in English and their translations into Polish
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It sends out all the wrong signals.
He sends the wrong signals to other countries all the time.
I'm sorry if I have been giving out the wrong signals.
If I was sending out the wrong signals, it wasn't intentional.
If the wrong signals are sent. We could get beaten up in the midterms.
We could get beaten up in the midterms if the wrong signals are sent.
Large fluctuations often send the wrong signals, resulting in huge losses which are not in the long-term interests of consumers either.
It will send totally different and wrong signals to the market.
We recognise its constructive and pro-active stance on regional security and stability and cooperation with neighbouring states andwe discourage statements that can send wrong signals.
The actuator can become rusty and contaminated,giving the wrong signals and ultimately breaking.
The report therefore sends out completely the wrong signals, to the effect that the problem will soon be solved and we should then start to review the system.
Assistance policy has so far sent out the wrong signals here.
Amendment 30: The amendment may convey wrong signals, restrict the steps to be taken to consultations and would delete the involvement of regulatory authorities, which is considered necessary to ensure non-discriminatory and transparent contracting procedures.
And I think some of us, maybe a lot of us,have been sending out the wrong signals.
As regards the deadline,we are giving off the wrong signals if the new migration instruments do not have a deadline.
To make this country wait even longer would be to send out the wrong signals.
To have cancelled the mission would have sent all the wrong signals to Bangladesh- and the Bangladeshi community I represent in London- which is bravely seeking to strengthen its fragile secular democracy after two years of quasi-military rule.
Adding the word dropshipping(or its other variations)to your business name may send the wrong signals about your prices ab initio.
The EESC disagrees with macro-economic conditionality as currently formulated for sending out the wrong signals and in fine penalising regions and citizens who are not to blame for macro-economic excesses committed at national level.
Tax policies are not an appropriate means to counter commodity price increases, be it oil or non-oil commodities,as this would send wrong signals to producers and consumers alike and would distort markets.
Distortions to the internal energy market, including through artificially low regulated prices, should be avoided,since they would send wrong signals to markets and removing incentives for energy savings and other low-carbon investments- this would hold back the transformations which will ultimately bring prices down in the long-run.
The limitation of possible restrictive measures to price penalties accommodates concerns that the totalclosure of the EU procurement market, as originally foreseen, would risk giving the wrong signals to third countries and would be incompatible with the economic interests of the EU at large.
However, to not allow this request to use the urgent procedure now would send completely the wrong signals to the dairy farmers, who are expecting at least initial responses.
The European Parliament regrettably narrowly voted today not to give its opinion on this agreement- dear to the incoming Czech Presidency- which in my mind is disastrous andwill send all the wrong signals to the Israeli public during a critical electoral period and will inevitably strengthen the hands of hardliners in Israel.
Right now, neurotransmitters in your brain have sent the wrong signal… Uh-huh?
Wrong signal on our frequency, we're all shaking hands with Jesus.
Not only does this send a wrong signal, but also causes substantial economic problems.
To do so would send the wrong signal to the public.
I must have the wrong signal.
I must have the wrong signal.