Policy

The measures I have announced today are the latest steps in this systematic approach to address the crisis.

We have a strategy that is broad, that is flexible, and that is aimed at the root cause of our problem.

We need to be drilling.

One thing people can be certain of is that the bill I signed is a big step toward solving this problem.

I know that your people are exhausted in there, and I'm—really appreciate the fact that I'm going to sign a piece of legislation that'll be a part of solving this crisis—an important part of solving the crisis.

This agreement is a decisive step that will address underlying problems in our financial system.

This is a decision that was made to improve the lives of El Salvadorans.

We remain committed to Education for All(EFA) and the international agencies which implement it.

We will do our part in increasing supply.

The policy of the United States is a Korean Peninsula free of all nuclear weapons.

I found that it was necessary to continue these restrictions.

Gasoline price controls are an old – and failed – policy choice that will exacerbate shortages.

This bill will not alleviate this problem.

This Administration remains committed to reducing barriers for those with disabilities.

The ambiguous description of the bill's scope would pose an unnecessarily heavy burden on HHS.

We need a regional approach.

I have signed an Executive order to extend the Federal Coordinator position until February 28, 2009.

Government action is only one part of the solution to the problem of drug abuse.