Examples of using Something sensible in English and their translations into Danish
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Use gin'en to something sensible.
Some systems will automatically ensure that certain minimum requirements are met,on others you must choose something sensible yourself.
So do something sensible, right?
They're finally gonna do something sensible.
Why can't they do something sensible like Sheldon and start their own comic book convention?
Let's gel you inside and put on something sensible.
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I also take the view that it is only this tension between the various committees that makes it possible for something sensible to emerge at the end of the day.
Use gin'en to something sensible. It can eg. mixed with a blue cheese and a pinch of chili for a delicious cream to no good bread.
I knew you would have something sensible to say.
Therefore, it is obvious to grow them. they are also easy- if you just remember that they are not so fond of high heat andtherefore does not turn into something sensible when it's hot.
Now it is your turn to do something sensible with us!
I should also like to thank its chairman for the support that he gave us in our work and, above all,the shadow rapporteurs, who really helped me to seek a compromise in order to propose something sensible and substantial.
The issue here is not doing away with the EIA, rather it is a question of doing something sensible and comparable with the EIA, something where the rules are the same.
I am certain that we shall achieve a result, but it requires openness and honesty from all parties.We in Parliament are in no doubt that we want to be involved in doing something sensible, and we shall give discharge in April if we get what we are asking for.
EU regulations stifle their growth and, for once,the Commission is doing something sensible with its proposal to exempt micro-enterprises from some accounting regulations.
The other great challenge is to use the Internet to something sensible other than bookkeep-ing.
He is absolutely right in the report to point out, as he has done in his remarks this evening, that in order totidy this up and create something sensible and understandable to Europe's citizens, it is necessary for changes to come both from the forthcoming Convention and from recommendations to the IGC that might be accepted.
Let us put it all off and start again, andlet the Commission come up with something sensible to say; then we will pronounce on it.
Some systems will automatically ensure that certain minimum requirements are met,on others you must choose something sensible yourself. A password must contain at least twelve characters.
This voluntary basis will put Member States into a position- and Member States have already received the submission on this subject- to turn it into something sensible and thus decide on a suitable path into the future for their citizens and consumers, as far as participation in these events is concerned.
Here too, however, the internal market provides for something very sensible: competition between systems.
We have supported the rapporteur, Mr Jarzembowski,in his efforts to transform this directive into something more sensible.
Yet when we do something really sensible, like imposing standard rules for traffic restrictions, he questions whether the Community is competent to do so.