"He is an articulate and dynamic individual and he will certainly make any debates or personal encounters interesting," Mr. Mann said.
We simply cannot wait until a technological fait accompli makes any debate obsolete.Senator Pierre Claude Nolin NATO Parliamentary Assembly (PA) special rapporteur on unmanned military systems De Salaberry, CanadaHenrik Bliddal Director, NATO PA science and technology committee Brussels* SIR - We read with interest your article on robot ethics and agree this is a pressing concern.
The hyperbole and hysteria make any constructive debate impossible, and they insult the past, robbing important events of the specific meaning and individual detail they deserve.
In his re-election bid, President Vladimir Putin refused to participate in any debates, make any policy statements, respond to his few timid detractors or explain his plans for Russia's future.
His administration has withheld them even from the Senate and House intelligence committees and has fought in court to keep them secret, making any public debate on the issue difficult.
It is insufficient to assume risks can be addressed by a limited series of interventions by a few partners – to make any significant difference the debate has to proactively engage with all partners and all supporting Agencies, and the identification of risk features and the opportunities to work towards reducing them has to be factored into all developmental work.
We went into the first debate with everyone saying, "the debates never make any difference". And now it looks like at some level that debate made a difference.
Ari Fleischer, a spokesman for Mr. Bush, accused Mr. Gore of playing games by making any other debates contingent on the candidates' agreement first to take part in the commission debates.
For the debate to make any headway, it needs to be informed by the origins of ISDS.
But Mr. Dukakis, he said, while performing well did not seem to make any overriding point in the debate.
