Some advocates of biometric technology have proposed that biometric data be embedded into driver's licenses or passports to enable security officials to identify suspects quickly; such arguments were made more frequently after the September 11 attacks in 2001.
"You know when decisions have to be made quickly, endless arguments about what could have been done better and failure to take a decision is much more dangerous than making a decision even with certain discrepancies and shortcomings".
As far back as I can remember, our interactions have followed the same pattern: what few words we do speak lead quickly to arguments, then there are no words again for a long while.
Auden's happy life of old friends, Austrian rentboys, promiscuity, flaming queens and rancorous, quickly forgiven arguments over the dinner table seems much "healthier", in the long term, than Britten's.
Judge Jane Marum Roush of Fairfax County Circuit Court said she would rule quickly on arguments by Mr. Malvo's lawyers that the police violated his rights during a six-hour interrogation last Nov. 7, the day he was transferred from federal custody in Maryland to local authorities in Virginia.
I began my lecture with a story, and then moved quickly into argument against the severity of the nation's narcotics laws, especially the overly harsh sentencing rules for crack cocaine.
Anger also transitions quickly into an argument, and arguments get drawn out and linger in the back of the mind.
Mr. Blankenhorn quickly sketched out arguments for and against.
The cast here doesn't always succeed as well as he does, but in an age when political arguments quickly become polarized, he makes the case that complexity is not the enemy of conviction.
Louise Mensch's Menshn social network opened in the UK on Sunday – and quickly ran into arguments about how secure it was, and questions about whether its use of cookies is compliant with European law.
