Examples of using Sensible solution in English and their translations into Portuguese
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we can find a sensible solution in this matter.
rather than presenting a sensible solution, would get one into deep trouble.
Croats in their search for a sensible solution to the border problem
then we will find a sensible solution, but not one that is divided into small portions
It is not backing a sensible solution and the European Union therefore has to send out a clear,
the Council as they try to find a sensible solution to the problem of the Stability Pact.
where all twelve countries must do their collective best to find a sensible solution to the problems facing us,
we agreed that the common position is a really good starting point for a sensible solution.
to find a sensible solution through negotiation with the Chinese ruling power,
We want to seek a sensible solution jointly with you, but if we are to do so you will have to inform us rapidly and comprehensively of any results
So it is a sensible solution, especially as the periods when birds are present differ by several weeks,
The only sensible solution is to formally leave Kosovo within the Republic of Serbia,
I therefore appeal to the House to accept this sensible solution.
simultaneously to suspend them for nine months was a sensible solution.
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,
that we should then have an informed discussion and find a sensible solution.
so we are sure that we can find a sensible solution for those Member States who drew up plans a short while ago.
Sensible solutions keep getting tangled up in the institutional undergrowth.
The equations had no sensible solutions.
The Commission has proposed sensible solutions, such as for example the right to export the benefit from the country of last employment, in which the entitlement was acquired.