Bill Clinton

I authorized these actions in conjunction with our NATO allies in order to carry out the U.N. and NATO decisions of November 19 and to answer UNPROFOR's request for assistance.

I applaud his leadership and the leadership of the Ukrainian Parliament in acceding last week to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

I have encouraged it economically; I have encouraged it politically; I have encouraged it in terms of security.

We resolved to work together to open prospects for Ukrainian access to international aerospace markets.

Ukraine is the fourth largest recipient of American foreign assistance in the entire world because we think it is so important to complete the work of denuclearization.

I told President Kuchma that the United States will continue to work with Ukraine to dismantle completely its nuclear arsenal.

We have an extraordinary opportunity to improve the lives of all of our people by working more closely together and trading together more.

I think today's action is a good step in the right direction.

Hanukkah fills our hearts with the story of a people's deep and enduring faith.

Hillary and I extend best wishes to all for a joyous Hanukkah and a wonderful holiday season.

Warm greetings to all who are celebrating Hanukkah.

My policy in the Middle East is to support the peace process.

It was a strong and entirely appropriate response.

We will continue to support the peace process.

I do believe that the donors must work to get the assistance out quickly.

Our Ukraine policy over the last 23 months has taken many twists and turns.

Ukraine is also very specific in our minds, because it certainly is not in our interest for there to be an isolated and uneasy Ukraine.

We remain committed to achieving a comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

This year, let the menorah lights shine as a harbinger of a day filled with light.

President Kuchma really deserves a lot of credit for having come into office with these two big issues hanging out there.

Let us look forward to a time when the whole world is united in believing that tomorrow can be better if we have the faith to make it so.

I am pleased to be here at this state dinner hosted by President Soeharto.

After our meeting, I visited the Istiqlal Mosque.

If we all got up every day trying to make something good happen, like John Waihee, our future would be assured.

What's always made us great is coming together, facing our problems, joining together, and figuring out some practical, hard-headed way to solve problems.