Examples of using Wrong signal in English and their translations into Swedish
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You gave me the wrong signal.
This is sending the wrong signal: these people are already being lured to Europe with false promises.
Sends out the wrong signal.
When you come to school dressed like that, you give… you give out the wrong signal.
That is the wrong signal to send out.
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It is a bad mistake and gives a wrong signal.
That is the wrong signal, Lady Blakeney.
It considered this execution as sending a wrong signal.
It sends out the wrong signal; an outmoded signal, even.
In short, delaying the process would give the wrong signal to the market.
It would be the wrong signal because we would first like to see the difficult negotiations with which we are faced result in a breakthrough.
It sends out the wrong signal.
would give completely the wrong signal.
You send out the wrong signal.
for that gives British industry entirely the wrong signal.
It would be sending the wrong signal if we once again postponed the ban.
If we use the argument improperly in this context, we could be sending out the wrong signal.
This would send out completely the wrong signal, and I do not think that we should adopt this proposal.
we send a wrong signal.
Governments must be careful not to give the wrong signal to the unscrupulous and foolhardy.
this would send completely the wrong signal.
If we were to take them back into Appendix I, it would send the wrong signal to those countries that have a small elephant population.
it would be the wrong signal.
At all costs, we must avoid sending out the wrong signal at a time when Member States' public finances are recovering.
Excluding this decisive'clean' technology from environmental legislation will send the wrong signal, EU-wide and globally.
That would also be the wrong signal to send to a government that systematically disregards the rules as well as the recommendations of the European Union.
To do so unconditionally would be to send quite the wrong signal to the Cuban regime.
I firmly believe this sends entirely the wrong signal in the context of negotiations on an issue which is of vital importance to the ACP countries.
will send out completely the wrong signal.
In my opinion, the wrong signal is being sent to the people of Belarus,