The changes now going on in Japan over the long run are going to be good for the Japanese people and good for the American people.

I am very proud to be making this announcement.

Fast track procedures give our negotiators the bargaining power they need in Geneva.

It is not a bad thing; it is a good thing.

I do not believe the United States or Europe should send huge numbers of soldiers there to get involved in a civil war on one side or the other.

I hope we will discuss a lot of our bilateral economic as well as strategic concerns there.

We will respond rapidly and spend money more wisely.

I believe that our goal ought to be to find ways to make preserving the environment good economics.

We had an honest disagreement about what the right policy to follow was.

I do think we have the votes to pass NAFTA in the United States Senate.

The time is to change, to be innovative, to be creative, and to reach out.

I think that there are things that we need to do in our trade relationship that will benefit both of us.

I urge that the Congress act as soon as possible to approve the 'Agreement on Trade Relations Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Romania'.

There's a lot of opportunity there.

That's the moment when you need to change.

I think the direction of the G-7 meeting is more important than the declaration.

We will work with you. What can we agree on?

This proclamation shall become effective, said Agreement shall enter into force, and nondiscriminatory treatment shall be extended to the products of Romania.