Ministers are seeking to use the age-discrimination legislation to send out a clear signal about the need to work longer.
The summit has missed an opportunity to send out a strong signal in the midst of this crisis.
It produces an electric current, which the chips use to send out an identifying signal, which the computer recognizes as being me.
European Central Bank (ECB) President Wim Duisenberg attempted to send out a strong signal that interest rates will not be cut at the bank's next meeting on Thursday.
He said Mr Halfon was "simply wrong" to suggest it would send out the wrong signal to business.
But he called on the government to "send out a powerful signal" by extending the maths curriculum beyond GCSE examinations.
"I am encouraging them to continue to work together and send out a signal strongly that Northern Ireland is open for business, " she said.
Labour has warned the prospect of a protracted renegotiation followed by a referendum could send out the wrong signal to business.
"With lambing only a few months away, that would send out a positive signal to producers and help lift some of the gloom generated by one of the more difficult seasons on record, " he said.
Government sources also indicated that there was no chance of Bill Bratton, the former Los Angeles and New York police chief brought in as a consultant by ministers, getting the top job, because it would send out the wrong signal to officers in Britain.
Many in the firm wanted to slither out of the agreement, but Mr Weinberg thought that would send the worst kind of signal: that Goldman might let a client down.
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