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That would be sensible.
I do not think that would be sensible.
That would be sensible, yes.
A's side to obtain license access- after the trial though of course it would be sensible to separate emotions and business.
It would be sensible for a single airport to serve both towns.
I thought it would be sensible.
It would be sensible for us to exchange experiences in a transatlantic context.
Even an increase of funds to 1.27% of Gross National Income(GNI) would be sensible in order to achieve more in investment activities.
It would be sensible to have the courage to recognise it publicly and draw conclusions from it.
I wish to make it clear that we truly believe it would be sensible for the Constitution not to be resurrected at present.
It would be sensible to invest in the increased cultivation of crops for energy, as an alternative use for land.
The Commission takes the view that it would be sensible in terms of overall economic responsibility to avoid delays.
It would be sensible if the Commission were to develop such a vision in consultation with the European Parliament.
It will take extraordinary persuading abilities from A& A's side to obtain license access- after the trial though of course it would be sensible to separate emotions and business.
This would be sensible if we are looking at how we can modernise the European economy.
We are certainly right to regret the military take-over but it would be sensible to recognise that the new military regime is so far extremely popular within Pakistan.
It would be sensible to think about measures to tackle this issue and we clearly agree with Mr Katiforis on this.
I am therefore in favour of adopting the International Labour Organisation(ILO) Convention, butI do not think it would be sensible to incorporate large parts of the convention into EU law.
It would be sensible to prepare for a rapid move to a single currency if speculative attacks become serious.
Under those circumstances,those members of the Group who were in favour of the collective defence clause thought that it would be sensible to allow those Member States wishing to intensify their cooperation, and in particular to take over the commitments of the WEU Treaty, to do so within the framework of the Union rather than outside the Union.
And it would be sensible to extend this to improving market access for individual holdings, since that creates jobs, whereas rationalization destroys them.
Various aspects of this debate are being carefully considered, such as, for example,the questions of whether a common supervisory authority for all the instruments of the Third Pillar should be created or whether it would be sensible to create a common secretariat for these authorities.
Mr Queiró, I do not think that it would be sensible for the Commission to reopen the issues associated with Hungarian Status Law.
I think, however, that it would be sensible to bring in a law that takes employees into consideration and includes their interests in time for the introduction of the euro.
The Commissioner did not mention this, but it would be sensible to do so because TV, radio and state-owned newspapers in Zimbabwe are acting now as if they were the agents of Zanu-PF.
I believe it would be sensible also to concentrate far more on the problems of types of plane, types of flow, stopovers and of course the continuing defence-related problems.
The second report states that we think it would be sensible for this programme- and I am now also extending this to programmes covered by Regulation 2078- to be made available to those countries in the transitional phase of membership.
I simply feel firstly that it would be sensible to wait for the report by the electoral observers, so that once this has been clearly presented, we can then base our statements on that.
I would simply like to say this: it would be sensible, when any Commissioner has his words challenged by four groups who are not all from the same half of the Chamber, for him to reflect on what he should avoid doing again if he wants to have Parliament's trust.
So while we maintain that a CO2 tax would be sensible and appropriate, we have worked on guidelines, we are naturally working on many other proposals, and as regards the international conferences, we are not abandoning our aim of establishing reasonable standards in the negotiations that will take place with other countries.