I have always believed that the obligation of a public servant is to try to give every person he or she represents a chance to live up to their God-given capacity.

I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the Convention and give its advice and consent to ratification.

The Federal Government should work to conserve disposal capacity and serve as a model in this regard for private and other public institutions.

It saves money and it protects the environment.

I have stated that such enforcement potentially could include American military personnel as part of a NATO operation.

This vote really is going to say a lot about what kind of people we expect to be.

If we can get folks in this country to focus on what this trade agreement does, it will alleviate the anxieties that so many people had in the 1980's.

We have opportunities we cannot dream of.

There is established, effective October 20, 1993, a board of three members to be appointed by the President to investigate this dispute.

I am appointing this senior group of officials to serve on their board because I want to be sure that my administration does everything that we can to support the Red Cross' important work.

Everything people worried about in the 1980's will get worse if this thing is voted down and will get better if it's voted up.

Recycling makes sense.

I have long admired and sought to support the ongoing work of the American Red Cross to bring aid to those in need both around the world and here in our own communities.

This Administration is determined to strengthen the role of the Federal Government as an enlightened, environmentally conscious and concerned consumer.

I dream of the day when we'll have over 700 million people in this trading bloc united in believing that we can help one another grow and flourish.

The use of recycled and environmentally preferable products and services by the Federal Government can spur private sector development of new technologies and use of such products.

Agencies shall strive to increase the procurement of products that are environmentally preferable or that are made with recovered materials.

It's about the jobs of American workers and the future of American working families.