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send a signal

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send a signal
to do something that is likely to influence someone's attitudes or behavior send a message The people in Pennsylvania sent a signal in this election that they wanted health-care reform. Making polluters pay to recycle old electronics products sends a strong signal to the companies to change the way they do business.
Usage notes: said about actions whether they are intentional or not
See also: send, signal


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When we eat, nerves in our stomach send a signal to the brain?
US President Barack Obama called on Havana to send a signal there will be "changes in how Cuba operates" to prompt a thaw in relations, ahead of his first visit to Latin America on Thursday.
In what many take as a jibe at the Bush administration's preference to honor politics over science, Obama told reporters that Chu's appointment should send a signal that his administration values science.
 
 
 
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