I pray to God that I'll go out of office, hopefully at the end of 5 more years, still with our Nation at peace.

The best weapon is the one that's never fired in combat.

It will help to decide whether we have war or peace.

The best weapon of any kind is one that's never used, and the best soldier is one that never dies in war.

Agreement between them is an essential element in a just and a lasting settlement.

I have sought peace not through weakness, but through strength.

We depend upon Kenya and its leadership to help preserve peace and stability in east Africa and in the western part of the Indian Ocean.

Preventing nuclear war is a preeminent task.

The United States is committed to peace—a peace that allows every nation to live in an atmosphere free of coercion or intimidation.

Military readiness may be the best guarantee that military force need never be used.

We are grateful also to Australia because of their courageous stand as an ally of ours in condemning the invasion that threatens the peace in Southwest Asia and the Persian Gulf region.

I’ve tried to keep our country at peace.

With President Sadat's striking vision of the future, he's made even more clear his nation's determination to achieve peace.

We urge that all involved make every effort to observe the cease-fire accepted on the 30th of September.

Leaders often underestimate the wisdom of our people and how much our people desire peace.

We must remain committed to the pursuit of peace through understanding and cooperation.

There's a great determination, I think, to have peace.

I am happy to say that today it appears to have no enemies.