Bill Clinton

Today, it is a tribute to our history, to our values, and to our future, thanks to the vision of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

I remain determined to see Iraq comply fully with all of its obligations under Security Council resolutions.

The bill purportedly responds to the perception that international conservation agreements and programs infringe upon the national sovereignty of the United States.

Reliable access to space will be more important than ever in accomplishing our national goals.

Nothing we can do will more surely unite our people and strengthen our Nation than giving all of our children a high-quality education.

It says that States and school districts that choose to accept Federal aid must take responsibility for turning around failing schools or shutting them down.

We must do better in preserving the past and in building new buildings and monuments which capture our vision of the future.

We must do everything we can to keep guns out of the hands of our children.

The United States is committed to ensuring that international aid continues to reach the north; that the human rights of the Kurds and northern Iraq minority groups such as the Turkomans, Assyrians, Yezedis, and others are respected.

We must change the way we invest Federal aid in our schools.

The committee has taken an important step towards removing significant barriers to work for one of our Nation's most significant untapped resources—millions of people with disabilities.

I hope that Members in both parties, in both Houses, will join with me to secure this funding.

As Prime Minister of Israel May 17, 1999 On behalf of the American people, I want to extend my warmest congratulations to Ehud Barak upon his election as Israel's new Prime Minister. The people of Israel have given the new Prime Minister a…

As long as the Government of Burma continues its policies of committing large-scale repression of the democratic opposition in Burma, this situation continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign…

The United States is making significant progress on reducing and eliminating the North Korean ballistic missile threat, including its ballistic missile exports.

I think other nations could do more to help Jordan, and I know His Majesty has been working on that.

I think that we're certainly both willing to do it and we're hopeful that we'll have a chance to do so.

We hope to have a discussion about the opportunity and the obligation we have to continue the peace process in the Middle East.

The United States has reached agreement with North Korea on the means for satisfying U.S. concerns regarding suspect underground construction.

I urge all parties to implement the agreement in good faith.

I welcome the signing of a cease-fire agreement today in Lome, Togo, by President Kabbah of Sierra Leone and the leader of the Revolutionary United Front rebels, Foday Sankoh.

I don't think that we or our Allies should take any options off the table, and that has been my position from the beginning.

I am continuing the national emergency with respect to Burma.

I believe we owe Brian Atwood something more: our gratitude for continually making a difference in the lives of millions of people around the world.

I think General Barak is entitled to a few days to put a government together.