You need international unity, and the Security Council is where we normally start that.
It hasn't forced us to make the hard trades. It hasn't forced us to prioritize.
You just cannot have it both ways.
That is just a matter of historical record.
Thank you, Chairman Quayle. And thank you for calling this important hearing on standards development and the role of st...
the size and the structure of our military and defense budgets have to be driven by a strategy, not the other way around...
It is critical that we preserve the ability of our companies--big and small alike--to export their products to markets t...
Although issues surrounding standards do not often get attention in Congress, they have an incredibly significant impact...
Our national debt is our biggest national security threat.
Standards can open up new or expanding markets to a U.S. company. However, standards can also serve as a barrier to trad...
So anybody who thinks that just cutting federal civilian employees and contracting out that work saves tax payer money i...
We took very deep cuts over the next 10 years in non-defense discretionary spending.
We have a very successful standards development system in this country. It has been, and continues to be, the envy of th...
The legacy of Deamonte continues to be with us, and we feel the best way to honor that little boy's memory is to continu...
Cummings, this is just as important to us that we have safety on our ships as it is to you.
Congress has been terrific on attending to children's coverage.
Perhaps the single most important thing we can do to ensure the safety of the cruise industry in the United States... is...
I would hope that we could look at lessons learned, talk with you about how we can encourage this.
