This lesson must, therefore, be technically rigorous, scientifically precise and politically unbiased and dispassionate.

And I think some dispassionate, quantitative reasoning could really bring a great deal to the debate.

The Commission has in any case always acted with dispassionate objectivity and down to earth realism.

We have too long been accustomed to hearing optimistic plans and dispassionate predictions after each Summit.

Yet a dispassionate assessment of nuclear energy s place in the world remains as necessary as it is challenging.

But nasty politics is nothing new to the US its founding era was hardly an idyll of dispassionate deliberation.

In view of this, I should like every Member to take a cool and dispassionate look at the situation.

And now your calm, dispassionate lack of interest in a girl he was in love with, possibly still is.

look at me with a mildly incredulous look on their face. I try to keep my own face somewhat dispassionate.

Mr Normanton (ED). Mr President, may I first of all, on behalf of the European Democratic Group, congratulate Mr Cariglia on his report and more particularly for the calm and dispassionate drafting and the equally calm and dispassionate, but sincere, presentation of it to this House.

Jane, I am not a gentle tempered man you forget that I am not long enduring I am not cool and dispassionate.

Despite these fundamental difficulties, social cost estimates are es sential to a dispassionate discussion of public poli cies which aim to reduce such costs.

In contrast to his contemporaries such as Richard Wright and James Baldwin, Ellison created characters that are dispassionate, educated, articulate, and self aware.

If we were unable to overcome this stumbling block, I greatly fear that our problems will only be resolved by dispassionate, Metternichstyle diplomacy.

At all events, I have my doubts about this interpretation, I have been at pains to state this clearly, in a completely dispassionate way.

This means information more, it calls for the same type of mature, neutral and dispassionate analysis that, say, OECD delivers to its own member countries.

While committee members tried to be dispassionate, their own judgment, predilections, and interests necessarily entered into their work, and some championed their own agendas, whether openly or cunningly.

Any dispassionate assessment of the Fed s thinking before and well into the crisis shows that it failed to understand the economics of its own bailiwick, banking and financial markets.

I cannot totally agree with Mr Hänsch that there is no polemic at all in the joint motion and that the text can be interpreted in a wholly dispassionate manner.

But its obligation is to render a dispassionate reading of legal agreements, and it is renowned for doing so, which is one reason why it is the country s most trusted institution.

It has been a victim of its own grandiose dreams about its role in the world and place among Islamic nations, and often of intense emotionalism and an absence of calm, dispassionate logic.

Mr President, it is not easy, especially for a Spanish person, to take an objective and dispassionate view of the Cuban problem, because Cuba has a place in the hearts of all Spanish people.

As you will have heard from the mover, the last thing he and his supporters intend to do is to consider it in a calm and dispassionate way or give it the attention that it deserves.

Rather, while I am far from convinced by a number of the detailed proposals in the report, I welcome the debate it opens because it raises important questions which require thought through, considered and dispassionate answers.

OXFORD Because peacekeeping initiatives in post conflict countries are expensive and complex, and because the war in Iraq has undermined rich nations belief in their likely success, a dispassionate look at the use of military intervention is timely.

Nevertheless, a dispassionate observer might point out that for someone with limited resources and opportunities for policy reform to keep betting double or nothing on neo liberalism is a strategy that has a well deserved name Gambler s Ruin.

He warned against Bric Brazil, Russia, India, China countries looking at Europe's difficulties in a dispassionate way and said that Asian financial assistance alongside European leadership and resources would help avoid a long term breakdown in the global economy.

The second thing, I would ask you to consider, Madam President, is this as Mr Klepsch said, this is an intractable and difficult problem, it is one that is peculiar to the United Kingdom and it should be considered in a dispassionate way.

It is, furthermore, extremely important, in this regard too, that a technically rigorous and politically dispassionate investigation should be undertaken into how the crisis was managed, not primarily in order to judge anyone, but to prevent any mistakes being repeated in future.

On the one hand, we have a dispassionate and objective report, undoubtedly insistent, but legitimately so, and on the other hand, we have an explanatory statement which, even though it represents only the opinion of the rapporteur, nonetheless is a godsend to the press.

Mr President, my dear colleagues, it is on the basis of this analysis which I have presented in deliberately dispassionate tones that I have put down a number of amendments to the Scott Hopkins motion for a resolution I hope that you will adopt them tomorrow.

When you start deploying the non controversial idea of deterrence only selectively you stop making a dispassionate analysis of law breaking and you started deciding to deploy law enforcement resources specifically on the basis of political ideology, and that's not just undemocratic, it's supposed to be un American.

If such a system of controls and safeguards does not materialize by then, the TIR carnet procedure will no longer be insured, and then not only the BDF but all the national guarantors will find themselves without insurance cover, whereupon the entire TIR carnet system will fall apart. Any dispassionate appraisal will tell us that.

The move towards EMU has given rise to a large number of relevantstudies, both popular and academic though definitive conclusions remain elusive in key areas(Obstfeld and Peri 1998). Much of the tone has been adversarial rather than dispassionate,perhaps inevitably given the past political debate about whether EMU should go ahead and, ifso, when and with whom.

I would like to take this opportunity to say a word or two on the reasons leading us to believe that we are looking at a case of what we call fumus persecutionis, that is to say, something which, in legal proceedings, gives the impression that something is going on other than the desire to see justice done in a dispassionate and normal fashion.

The few partial successes such as the association agreement with Chile and Mexico have not made the balance sheet since the 1995 Rio Summit a convincing one I doubt whether Madrid will, despite all its avowed intentions, achieve a breakthrough in improving the quality of relations between the EU and the Latin American and Caribbean states unless the following three issues are considered in a dispassionate and constructive way.