You would want it to be able to obstruct the Government, to ask ministers whether they were sure that they were right, to force them to take account of inconvenient points that had been made in high-quality debates.
The inconvenient points of M2M gateway-related proposals are: (i) the operator should deploy M2M gateways to serve MTC devices, which may be of high cost and (ii) not flexible and dynamic compared with a clustering-based group.
"Hackers are the ones who reveal the inconvenient truths, point out security holes, and offer solutions," it concludes.
Collectively, these inconvenient truths point to the fact that spurring on the technocrats may help, but eventually the politics of Europe itself have to change.
Perhaps Redstone is one of those people who have used their intellect to create clever mechanisms for believing whatever they want to, and blinding themselves to inconvenient facts pointing to the contrary.
Some cycling campaigners get very touchy when such inconvenient truths are pointed out.
The only trouble, apart from the fact that his commitment to Holland in Brazil is wholly inconvenient from United's point of view, is that his brash, arrogant style is bound to prick a few egos and make enemies at the Carrington training ground.
We return now to other kinds of "litigation-driven science," science done to establish the safety of a specific substance, product, or procedure; science done with the strategic aim of spoiling science that might at some future point become inconvenient; or science done to establish results that might be useful against a competitor (e.g., in patent infringement or market share).
It has appointed unqualified ideo_logues to scientific advisory committees and has forced out scientists who persist in pointing out inconvenient facts.
Experts have also pointed out inconvenient facts, such as that the death rate from breast cancer hasnt changed in a decade, despite the ubiquity of breast cancer awareness cause marketing.
