Bill Clinton

This is not a question of territorial conquest or political domination but standing for the values that made NATO possible in the first place.

We can and must accomplish this critical goal for the American people.

We must be as effective in the future in dealing with new challenges as we were in the past.

It is a profound honor for the United States to welcome NATO back to Washington for its 50th anniversary.

I urge all Americans to remember crime victims and their families by working to reduce violence, to assist those harmed by crime, and to make our homes and communities safer places in which to live and raise our families.

Let us remember not only those who have suffered at the hands of criminals, but also those generous men and women who work each day to bring justice and healing to victims and their loved ones.

NATO's response has been firm and persistent.

There is really nothing more important than keeping our schools safe.

There is no clearer reminder that we are, indeed, all members of one global community.

Ethnic cleansing is a crime, and we have to reverse it.

First of all, on balance, our schools are still the safest place our kids can be in most communities, under most or all circumstances.

Let there be no doubt: NATO will see this through to the end.

I support the Secretary General's decision to update the assessment.

One of the things I've tried to do is to make it possible for schools to have more trained personnel and more options to serve children that have a whole variety of different needs.

It is essential that our values prevail in Kosovo, and not those values of Milosevic.

Today, the last Earth Day of the 20th century, is an opportunity to celebrate America's achievements in protecting our environment and public health and to dedicate ourselves to meeting the environmental challenges of the new century ahead.

Our objective is clear: We want all the people of Kosovo restored to their homes, free of the hostile presence of Mr. Milosevic's forces.

We want to do what we can to create more environments like this one and to do everything we can to minimize the chance that anything like this will happen again.

Americans have demonstrated time and again that we can safeguard our environment even as we grow our economy.

We will reaffirm our commitment to advancing our cooperation for peace and stability with Russia.

The answer to your question is, no, but we are targeting command and control facilities.

This is but one effort to leave this a better land for our descendants.

Climate Change Programs and Activities April 20, 1999 To the Congress of the United States: In accordance with section 573 of the Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1999, as contained in the…

I am pleased to nominate Lt. Gen. James L. Jones, Jr., for appointment to the grade of general and assignment as Commandant of the United States Marine Corps.

I am confident that the Marine Corps will continue its long and proud tradition of defending America's interests and values.