Policy

This order shall be effective September 30, 1997.

Investing in our people means giving every American the best education in the world.

The important thing is to use it wisely and carefully so that it provides meaningful coverage to as many children as possible.

Learning has got to become a lifetime endeavor.

We must harness the powerful forces of science and technology to benefit all Americans.

It is my determination that a delay will cause serious, irreversible, and avoidable harm.

I think it would be wrong on its own merits, but I think it might wind up being less useful to China.

I have decided that it is necessary and appropriate to modify a subheading in subchapter V of chapter 99 and the legal notes pertaining to such TRQs.

I have decided that it is necessary and appropriate to continue previously proclaimed duty treatment for the affected goods and to make technical corrections in certain HTS provisions.

These new safety rules will begin to take effect next week.

Nothing is more important for maintaining America's leadership in the world than preserving the bipartisan consensus on national security policy.

I think we have an excellent chance to make some decisions which will be helpful to the country over the long run with regard to what happens to the entitlements.

We believe there are substantial savings to be made in the Medicare program, and we're going to offer our ways of doing it.

The bottom line is that this report shows that our strategy of opportunity and responsibility is working.

I cannot overemphasize how seriously the United States takes the goal of eliminating APL entirely.

Deval took to heart my admonition to mend affirmative action, not end it.

We should make the 13th and 14th years of education as universal as a high school diploma is today.

We have worked hard to protect our children.