The bill's conservation program is a strong, substantial initiative.

Many of our neighbors in Central America and the Caribbean are in crisis—crisis marked by economic problems, terrorism, and popular frustration.

An act making appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, and Related Agencies programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1980, and for other purposes.

Prompt and effective U.S. assistance is vital.

The United States can be truly said as the world's outstanding example of unity in diversity.

A nation that has indeed found its leadership role in Europe and throughout the world.

You, Mr. Prime Minister, have said—and we welcome what you'd said in this respect—that you see European strength and unity not as a threat, but as a boon.

We will do everything we possibly can to prevent American citizens' assistance to the terrorists in Ireland.

There are no bilateral differences between ourselves and Ireland.

Those who advocate violence and terrorism violate the laws of God and the laws of man.

Ireland has the fastest growing economy in Europe.

It's a great pleasure to have you here, because your friendship is continuing a longstanding relationship between our two countries.

The official visit of Prime Minister and Mrs. Lynch to Washington and to several other American cities demonstrates the great friendship between the two nations.

Ireland is also a nation which has suffered from bloodshed and division.

We are bound to you because we share common goals, the goals of democracy and freedom.

I look forward to our discussions this morning, again this evening, and tomorrow.

I talked to my wife not too long ago...

On behalf of all Americans, but particularly on behalf of all of those of us who bear Irish blood in our veins, we welcome you from a great country to a great country.