Bill Clinton

The agreement itself states that as the technologies that come from this work become commercially viable, the industry is committed to putting those into the fleet.

This is not something that is brand new.

We cannot be deterred by the difficulty.

He will ably assist VA Secretary Jesse Brown in his plans to modernize and streamline the VA claims process.

Remember, innovation starts once the inventions are made.

I'm concerned about events in the sense that I hope they go well, and I hope that everything works out all right.

I think that the United States clearly has an interest in promoting democracy and reform in Russia.

We're trying to replace confrontation with cooperation.

Our long-term goal is to develop affordable, attractive cars that are up to 3 times more fuel-efficient than today's cars.

We want to see if we can work out a migration path that really keeps our eye on the target.

This country needs a good dose of old-fashioned confidence today that all the challenges we face can be met and conquered.

We want American cars at the head of this parade, not bringing up the rear.

We are trying to change the way the government deals with the auto industry.

This agreement represents an important peace dividend.

The President met today jointly with President Lennart Meri of Estonia, President Algirdas Brazauskas of Lithuania, and President Guntis Ulmanis of Latvia. It was the President's first meeting with the heads of state of the Baltic…

Yes, I have long supported, even when I was a candidate for President I supported Security Council membership for Japan and for Germany. And I do so because I think that the conditions which existed at the end of the Second World War…

Well, we would have to know exactly what our financial responsibilities were. And of course, under our budget law, which is very strict now, we have to know how we're going to fund it and then we would have to know that others were going…

I wouldn't say that. I would say that there are-- plainly we have gone so far so fast in peacekeeping through the U.N. that there are limits to how many new operations can be undertaken. For example, there is no question that the United…

We did. We discussed--well, we discussed the stimulus program Japan has undertaken as well as the review the Prime Minister has ordered of what other options are available over the long run. Perhaps he would like to comment on that. Do you…

How can I answer that question without getting in trouble in Japan? [Laughter] Let me just say that I think the real issue is that Prime Minister Hosokawa's government represents obviously a recent and fresh judgment of the people of Japan…

I feel like I've just been given an exam in law school. Let me say that I think it is clear to everyone that the United States could not fulfill a peacekeeping role in Bosnia unless the Congress supported it. And I will be consulting with…

[Inaudible]--of all the heads of state here, we thank you for your warm and eloquent words, for your gentle urging to us to do better by the United Nations, and for the hospitality and vision which you have brought to your work. We have…

New York City September 27, 1993 Thank you very much. Mr. President, let me first congratulate you on your election as President of this General Assembly. Mr. Secretary- General, distinguished delegates and guests, it is a great honor for…

The United Nations strategy on the ground has not changed.

I am confident that as our Nation's Ambassador, he will continue to further those important values.