The Executive order directs Federal agencies to improve the language accessibility of their programs by December 11, 2000.
It matters who's in the House.
I congratulate our Federal partners, Congress, the States, local communities, businesses, and American workers on how far we have come.
Today's action is a win for patients and health care providers alike.
Thank you for giving me the chance to run in '92, for sticking with me in '96, and for supporting a new direction for America.
I think it was pivotal.
I am concerned that language barriers are preventing the Federal Government and recipients of Federal financial assistance from effectively ...
With approximately 100,000 repeat pregnancies each year, we must do all that we can to help improve the prospects for teen parents and their...
When we save money from the health care system, we succeed in keeping premiums down.
We know that these efforts are having an impact: teen birth rates have dropped for the eighth year in a row.
I don't believe in negative campaigns.