Sven Fischer

Trever Fischer

Markus Fischer Yeah, sure.

The Age of Bobby Fischer

Mr. Gerald Fischer Head of Civil Affairs, UNTAES

Robert Fischer (Switzerland), Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, Basel

His Excellency Dr. Heinz Fischer, Federal President of the Republic of Austria

His Excellency Mr. Heinz Fischer, Federal President of the Republic of Austria

This was Scott Fischer, Rob Hall, Andy Harris, Doug Hansen and Yasuko Namba.

His Excellency Mr. Joschka Fischer, Deputy Federal Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany

Director Edward Zwick does not shirk from showing the demons that plagued Fischer. He was justly concerned that the Russians would go to great lengths to prevent him from being champion, but ultimately rational concerns tipped into paranoia, and Fischer started to turn on his closest friends and confidants.

President Fischer In three months, in December of this year, Austria will celebrate 50 years of membership in the United Nations.

The Co Chairperson (Sweden) The Assembly will now hear an address by His Excellency Mr. Heinz Fischer, Federal President of the Republic of Austria.

Mr. Fischer (Germany) said that the adoption of a common position by the European Union was an important contribution to achieving a successful outcome.

And Mr. Fischer, and his group at NeuroPace, and myself believe that we can have a dramatic effect in improving OCD in America and in the world.

The Co Chairperson (Sweden) The Assembly will now hear an address by His Excellency Mr. Joschka Fischer, Deputy Federal Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany.

Sensor Monitoring for Peace Operations Operational Applications, System Concepts and Legal Requirements, by Jürgen Altmann, Horst Fischer, Henny J. van der Graaf (eds), 1998, United Nations publication (forthcoming).

Mr. Fischer (Germany) (spoke in German English text provided by the delegation) In the world of the twenty first century, we are confronted almost daily with new risks and dangers.

Mr. FISCHER (Federal President of Austria) said that UNIDO would shortly be celebrating its fortieth birthday and had recently celebrated the twentieth anniversary of its conversion into an independent specialized agency.

A range of other representatives of the international community have already visited, or will soon visit, the region, among them Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer and others.

The presence at the Conference of Mr. Heinz Fischer, Federal President of the Republic of Austria, highlighted the cooperation and support that the host country extended to UNIDO and to the other Vienna based organizations.

Creating such living wills is not an option it is a requirement of the law. Yet, in a recent speech that reviewed the landscape of financial reform, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer skipped over the requirement almost completely.

Indeed, in May 2000, Joschka Fischer, the ex leader of the Green Party and German Foreign Minister, gave a long speech about the necessity of European integration. The question about European federalism was posed to all member states, and none answered.

Plenty of robots can fly but none can fly like a real bird. That is, until Markus Fischer and his team at Festo built SmartBird, a large, lightweight robot, modeled on a seagull, that flies by flapping its wings. A soaring demo fresh from TEDGlobal 2011.

The film depicts a match that became a signature event in the Cold War between Russia and the United States. It also makes one wonder whether a creative genius like Fischer, deeply troubled yet supremely functional at the chessboard, would be able to exist in today s unforgiving online world.

(a) At the 16th meeting, on 22 March 2005 Mr. Joschka Fischer, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany, followed by a statement in exercise of the right of reply by the representative of China Mr. Gabriel Entcha Ebia, Minister of Justice and Human Rights of the Republic of Congo

And the reason that this date was so momentous is that what my colleagues, John King and Halee Fischer Wright, and I noticed as we began to debrief various Super Bowl parties, is that it seemed to us that across the United States, if you will, tribal councils had convened.

The surreal environment, the amazing chess turns, and the Cold War backdrop made Fischer one of the most famous people in the world that summer. I won t humor myself that it was the chess analysis that drew attention, although I was a commentator for public television on the pivotal 13th game.

Fischer appears to prefer to rely on the resolution powers of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which is empowered to takeover failing financial institutions, with the expectation that it will impose losses on creditors in such a way that will not cause global panic. (I am on the FDIC s systemic resolution advisory committee, but I am not responsible for the agency s plans or potential actions.)

Yet, despite repeated and responsible expressions of concern including from Senate Democrats the Fed continues to ignore these profound problems. If anything, in his most recent speech, Fischer seemed to brush aside any such fears assuring his audience that there is great social value in continuing to have extremely large financial firms that operate with so very little equity capital (and therefore a great deal of leverage).

When politicians debated the EU s future, they spoke of finality the end formula of European integration, as defined in a famous lecture by German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer in 2000. The accompanying intellectual debate, inaugurated by the philosophers Jürgen Habermas and Jacques Derrida, defined the nature of European identity, above all, against the foil of the United States, but also in terms of the challenges posed by globalization.

For example, Stanley Fischer, nominated in January by US President Barack Obama to succeed Janet Yellen as Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve, is an American immigrant from southern Africa who served as Governor of the Bank of Israel from 2005 until last year. And, in July 2013, Mark Carney, a Canadian who had served as central bank governor in his home country, became the first foreigner to lead the Bank of England in its nearly 320 year history.