Bill Clinton

I believe that it's not necessary for me to comment further than our brief.

President Carlos Menem of Argentina January 11, 1999 President Clinton. Well, we want to say, first of all, thank you to our wonderful musicians, our magnificent dancers. I will never look at you again in quite the same way, Robert…

Therefore, by the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the Federal Advisory Committee Act, as amended (5 U.S.C. App.), and in furtherance of the purposes of Chapter…

It represents the single largest annual investment in protecting our green and open spaces since Theodore Roosevelt.

We will help communities to save parks from being paved over.

The Task Force shall provide leadership regarding the effective use of technology in training and education.

We have tried over these last 6 years to fulfill that vision.

I think every child in every community ought to have a chance to grow up around tall trees as well as tall buildings.

We'll never have a better time to act because of the unprecedented prosperity.

We need to ensure that we continue to train Federal employees to take full advantage of these technological advances and to acquire the skills and learning needed to succeed in a changing workplace.

We have to make sure it lasts through the ages.

At the dawn of the century, many Americans saw nature only as a resource to be exploited or an obstacle to be overcome.

Time and again they have been wrong.

The policy should promote and integrate the effective use of training technologies to create affordable and convenient training opportunities to improve Federal employee performance.

We can make a difference that will last forever, for as long as the United States lasts.

Each Federal agency shall... include as part of its annual budget process a set of goals to provide the highest quality and most efficient training opportunities possible to its employees.

Thank you for being here.

Under your leadership, Argentina has been at the forefront of Latin America's resurgence.

Mr. President, those words are still a good description of our warm, rich, friendly relations.

Mr. President, we hope that we have, in some small way, repaid the hospitality you showed us during our unforgettable visit to Argentina in October of 1997.

Nigeria should be proud of its achievements to date in conducting transparent and inclusive elections that are building the foundation for a successful return to democratic, civilian government.

We are very grateful to you.

A great deal of the credit for South America's achievements and for its promise belongs with the man we honor this evening.

The United States is proud of its strong relationship with Argentina.

The friendship between our two peoples reaches back to our earliest days as sister republics.