Officials said that opening the spigot on the strategic reserve would send precisely the wrong signal to domestic consumers and international oil markets at a time when gasoline prices have risen only modestly and oil supplies are not yet severely strained.
Microcomputers were developed that could send precisely coordinated jolts of electricity directly into the muscles of such patients, mimicking the cerebral impulses that could no longer reach their muscle destinations because of a severed spinal cord.
In an age when young people beat each other up for their $150 sneakers, ads that put a school's imprimatur on athletic footwear can send precisely the wrong message.
"Hesitancy or weakness on the part of the EU about its response will send precisely the wrong message and the UK has a vital position of responsibility in making sure that does not happen and instead that the EU and the US stand together in clear and united resolve.
The hackers, according to ThreatConnect, had used one of the eight internet addresses to send 113 precisely targeted, so-called spear phishing emails intended to dupe election officials and politicians in Turkey, Germany and Ukraine to click on links that downloaded malware.
The legalistic claims by some of his aides that the United States never really signed on to hard aid targets sends precisely the wrong message.
And by resisting the harm-reduction language, the American delegation is alienating allies and sending precisely the wrong message to developing nations, which must do a lot more to control AIDS and other addiction-related diseases.
But providing access during such a critical policy period sends precisely the wrong message to voters who believe that their government is for sale to the highest bidder.
