Yes, you can do the sensible thing and check what's on at the town hall's tourist office on Piazza Maggiore - "a mighty square", as Henry James wrote after his own three-day city break here in 1869, "with the Middle Ages & the Renaissance all frowning & smiling together".
Such ordinary and sensible regulations rely on, among other things, our belief that in a sane and democratic nation regulation may become excessive, but need not, because reasonable people are watchful and can be relied on to do sensible things.
Even governments sometimes do sensible things.
If governments can't rely on their own in-house counsel, they can do what any sensible business would do — hire outsiders at a fixed hourly rate.
And I think we can do that in a sensible way that comports with the Second Amendment.
Focus on the 9,000 things you can do!" It's a sensible, upbeat, even liberating message, one that probably helps many patients move on with their lives.
"We need to initiate research so we can understand the intended and unintended consequences of these methods so that, if we ever do need to deploy them, we can do so in a sensible and effective way".
We know now that we can do better with more sensible transport spending, and if the government tries to resurrect the old thinking of the 1990s, we will defeat them again," said Sian Berry, road campaigner with the CBT.
"And I think we can do that in a sensible way that comports with the Second Amendment and then members of Congress, I think, are going to have to have a debate and examine their own conscience".
"One of the things we can do between us is a sensible trade relationship, cut tariffs.
