Our country is now the number one exporter and the most competitive nation on Earth again.

Many Bosnian women now find themselves sole providers for their families.

The good news is, the United States at this G-7 summit is in the best position we've been in for years to protect the physical security of our people.

I'll do everything in my power to discover who's responsible, to pursue them, and to punish them.

I believe that the enhancement of Bosnian women's economic and political participating will help foster stability in the region.

The environment of this summit was very different than the first one I attended in Tokyo in 1993.

Bosnia has moved from the horror of war into the hope of peace.

We will not be driven from the frontiers of our fight against terrorism today.

We stand on the brink of a new century and an age of great possibility.

We are working with countries around the world to safeguard and destroy nuclear weapons and materials so that they don't fall into the hands of terrorists or criminals.

Mollie was a person who believed in the value of life and wildlife so deeply that she dedicated her many talents to preserving God's gracious Earth.

I call on the members of the CD to return to Geneva in late July prepared to agree to forward a CTBT to the United Nations.

We will miss her.

I applaud this milestone in our efforts to reduce the nuclear threat and build a safer world.

America lost one of its great spirits with the untimely passing of Mollie Beattie.

Mollie Beattie's devotion to this Earth and its creatures was passionate, caring, and wise.

I hereby delegate to the United States Trade Representative the powers granted the President.

The White House announced that the President certified the Bosnian Government's compliance with the requirement in the Dayton accords that foreign forces be withdrawn from Bosnia.