This is a strong agreement for American companies and American workers.

This agreement will eliminate practices that have cost Americans over $1 billion a year in high value exports.

I agree with the Republicans in Congress on many things.

We expect this new aviation agreement will liberalize and transform aviation relationships between the United States and Canada.

It was a good deal when it was made and it's really a more important deal now that it's been ratified and come into effect.

This is a really good deal.

It is an American agreement, designed to benefit all the American people in every region of our country from every walk of life.

Today's agreement will lower barriers even further than the historic GATT world trade agreement.

I want to thank President Soeharto for hosting this meeting and for his leadership in crafting the agreement.

I urge them to do so again by passing the GATT agreement this year.

We are pleased that we were able to get so many other countries to agree to a sanctuary.

We're in the process of, and certainly made a great deal of progress today towards being able to discuss issues on where there isn't 100 percent agreement with greater ease and in a very much more natural way.

This agreement will create hundreds of thousands of American jobs and new economic opportunities at home.

I agree with what President Carter said.

I believe we have a greater chance to achieve a breakthrough agreement than ever before.

The agreement on world trade concluded at the end of last year is perhaps the most concrete recent example of what we are trying to do for future generations.

I will not enter into any agreement unless I am satisfied that U.S. interests are protected.

I would like to commend the United Mine Workers of America and the Bituminous Coal Operations Association for coming together and producing a tentative agreement in this contentious strike.