Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It may be that some help will be required before we achieve a constructive outcome, and we also naturally hope that Parliament will enter into this debate, so that we can achieve a result which ensures both sensible agriculture and a sensible environmental policy.
• Our rapporteur has made proposals which make a sensible contribution to transport policy and environmental policy over and above this.
• Kyoto was and is a blueprint for sane and sensible environmental policies, by way of the reduction of damaging greenhouse gas emissions.
• It means sensible environmental measures, encouraged by new and sufficiently incentivising Community aid which, in practice, have the effect of protecting the rural landscape, the soils and the farmed land.
• The proper rearing and slaughter of animals as close to home as possible would also be the most sensible solution from an environmental point of view.
• Let us get back to a sensible, comprehensive policy of environmental protection.
• Quite honestly, global solutions, or at the very least partial solutions, aimed at sensible environmental protection with respect to air traffic in the world are always better than excessively stringent regulations that apply only in the EU.
• For reasons of cost and of the overall environmental balance it is sensible in many cases to use biomass to generate heat or, where appropriate, electricity.

• The draft Council Recommendation on smoke
• We have arrived at a sensible proposal, and one that is important in terms of the environment.
• More sensible energy consumption might also reduce the burden on our environment.
• The Commission can however, especially this year, provide a better and more sensible environment for it than in the past.
• We also welcome any sensible measures that promote the environment and the fight against global poverty.
• They're two sensible kids... and they require an environment of stability and security.
• free environments is not a sensible measure.
• I believe that we need sensible, concrete and totally efficient measures which will genuinely improve the environment and the quality of life.