I found the testimony very important just in terms of the historical record of the evolution of this issue before previo...
The only way we are going to do this in today's world is to engage in alliances and partnerships.
The only way to protect that outside of this is to accede to the treaty.
We say that every time we go--we argue with Iran. Every time we argue with North Korea, we argue on the basis that they ...
As Senator Lugar has said, to oppose this Convention on economic grounds requires one to believe that U.S. industries as...
Despite the unanimous vote in the Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Bill Frist, then the majority leader, declined to...
Mr. Chairman, I join you in welcoming Secretary Clinton, Secretary Panetta, and General Dempsey.
How, Secretary Panetta, would you begin to describe the military problem here?
The Senate should enthusiastically affirm the leadership of the United States in this vital area of international relati...
In 2009 and 2010, though discussions occurred on Law of the Sea within the Obama administration, passing the Convention ...
Consequently, the United States cannot insulate itself from the Convention merely by declining to ratify.
THE U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY AND STRATEGIC IMPERATIVES FOR RATIFICATION
We have, I might say, the best companies in the world, the most technologically advanced.
But the point is that companies are not taking the risk. We keep asking American investors to find more energy and to at...
I attribute that to the Air Force's PB-13. It has had a more detrimental effect on our retention numbers than 20 years o...
Our resource extractors are telling us that if we want them to move forward with scale development of ocean floor resour...
Our recruiting and retention continues to be strong even in spite of PB-13 and the operations tempo (OPTEMPO).
I wonder what effect that might have on the planned follow on for the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (IS...
