Bill Clinton

The triumph of vaccines over infectious disease is one of the great achievements of a remarkable 20th century.

We don't have to choose between keeping safe and treating people right, between enforcing the law and upholding civil rights.

We have made clear to the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army that we expect them not to hinder the Serb withdrawal.

We must work together to build the trust of all Americans in law enforcement.

It is wrong to let the NRA call the shots on this issue.

The agreement reached today by NATO and Serbian military officials is another important step toward achieving our objectives in Kosovo.

No person should be targeted by law enforcement because of the color of his or her skin.

Thank you both very much. Now, I'd like to ask Tipper to come up one more time so we can all tell her how grateful we are, and let me say this. You probably saw a little bit by the way she positioned Al on time and she positioned Hillary…

I am very proud of the alliance between our countries, the friendship between our people.

I wish her and George the very best as they return to private life.

The most important thing now is that we get something that is, A, verifiable and, B, that will work.

I would like to salute you and Mrs. Goncz with the words that greeted Kossuth.

Her extraordinary intellect and keen grasp of domestic and international economics have contributed enormously to the formation of my administration's policies.

I think there should be greater enforcement of the existing laws.

I'll be happy if she's doing what she wants.

Today in Bonn we took another important step forward.

In our growing national campaign to prevent youth violence, none can stand aside; none should stand in the way.

I expect the U.N. Security Council will adopt it.

I want to thank NATO President Bill Kartozian and his colleagues who are here with him for the efforts they are making to make sure that we work together to prevent youth violence.

Next week the House will take up important legislation already passed by the Senate to help prevent youth violence by commonsense measures to keep guns out of the hands of children.

We want to see compliance.

These translations offered Hungarians a window on the West.

I have had the privilege to welcome to the White House extraordinary leaders who risked their lives in the struggle for liberty.

Your vision of people living together and nations living together, resolving differences peacefully, will form the basis of a better future for Europe and the world.

I expect the EU will be in the lead.