Examples of using Sensible solution in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The only sensible solution.
A sensible solution is a bathroom towel warmer.
Eurobonds are a sensible solution.
The most sensible solution is to break the relationship with the home psychopath.
Can I offer a more sensible solution?
The only sensible solution is to give up the girl… give up the girl give up the girl.
There does exist a far more sensible solution.
This sensible solution becomes quitting smoking and timely consultation with a doctor.
The work area is a practical, sensible solution.
We must achieve a sensible solution as quickly as possible here, as this is in both sides' interest.
All the lenders are working together to find a sensible solution.
The only sensible solution is to simplify the rules for all micro-enterprises in Europe on an EU-wide basis.
It is right that we react quickly in such critical situations andtry to find sensible solutions.
This seems to be the only sensible solution to enable such a difficult and weighty report to be accepted by all interested parties.
However, the spirit of cooperation resulted, I believe,in us finding very sensible solutions to such issues.
This is a sensible solution which will allow us to avoid the compulsory purchase of the energy companies, but nevertheless ensures consistent competition.
We are all agreed that energy efficiency, using energy economically,is the most simple and most sensible solution.
This needs to be sorted out first andthen we will find a sensible solution, but not one that is divided into small portions and distributed over three years.
Of course, this is a compromise, but compared to how divergent the views were from the outset,I believe that this is a sensible solution.
The compromise at first reading, though challenging democratically, is a sensible solution for an update such as this one, and reaching it was in itself an environmental accomplishment.
As far as managing emergencies is concerned, I agree with the idea of establishing a European Monetary Fund,which would be a sensible solution.
The many attempts of the government in exile or the Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of the Tibetans,to find a sensible solution through negotiation with the Chinese ruling power, have always ended in failure.
Despite the enormous amount of work that the rapporteur, Mr Goepel, has put in, the aim has not been achieved and it is not even easy to say whetherwe are nearer to or further away from sensible solutions.
First of all, you need to give yourself a sensible solution to the dilemma, whether there is a need to continue communication, hoping to return the past, or the best would be to put an end to all interaction.
Our responsibility is not only that of being jointly responsible for the climate debt,but of doing everything possible to convince people of the only sensible solution and of being a tireless defender of the fair and effective collective effort.
By its very nature,an optional instrument could only constitute a sensible solution to the problems stemming from regulatory divergences if it is sufficiently clear to the average user and provides legal certainty.
She has proposed to this Parliament sensible solutions to the problems of carbon leakage in industry, she has introduced quality criteria and a 50% limit on the use of off-setting and clean development mechanisms, and she has tried to keep to around 50% the freedom of Member States to use the revenues generated from auctioning allowances.
The European way of sorting things outis through proper partnership dialogue aimed at a sensible solution, not through ignoring the other side and presenting issues directly to European institutions such as this one.
By the same token,I hope that Slovenia also finds a sensible solution regarding the German-speaking Austrian residual minority in Slovenia and recognises these people as an indigenous minority, and that the cultural convention between Austria and Slovenia can be full of substance in this regard.
The'third way', which is supported by the French Socialists but regrettably was not adopted,appears to be a much more sensible solution since it allows us to preserve the patrimonial integrity of Europe's large energy groups while at the same time placing the organisation of electricity distribution in the hands of independent regulators.