Bill Clinton

We urge Indonesia's leaders to move forward promptly with a peaceful process that enjoys broad public support.

Our lawmakers must not let this historic opportunity slip away under pressure from big tobacco lobbying.

This conference builds on the efforts of many other countries and individuals, including, of course, the remarkable accomplishment of the Ottawa process.

This bill is our best chance to protect the health of our children, to keep them from getting hooked on cigarettes ever.

Not only have we destroyed millions of landmines in our own arsenal and banned their export, but we have also provided a substantial share of the global resources for humanitarian demining.

Each of the countries and organizations represented at this conference plays a critical role in this effort.

I applaud the Senate for taking up comprehensive, bipartisan legislation to dramatically reduce teen smoking.

Money May 18, 1998 I am pleased that the Treasury Department and the United States Customs Service have joined today with the Justice Department to take a significant step to protect our Nation and its children from drugs. The indictments…

To eliminate mandatory determinations would prevent the Department from assessing a property's historic significance.

I don't know. But I think--but actually, I think START III could be done in fairly short order because we have been, Boris Yeltsin and I have been, talking about these issues for years now, and I think we know what the parameters of our…

Well, I think it ought to be ratified because then we can get more business done. We can't really do anything on START III until START II is ratified. And I'm hoping that it will. And I'd like to leave it there. I'd like to leave it there.

Well, I want to see--when I get back home, I want to see, number one, what is the substance of this; how serious is it; what are the facts; what evidence is there? Is this just somebody saying, or is there some reason to believe there is…

For one thing, first of all, I understand there's a new allegation about that. I have two things to say about it. First of all, all of the foreign policy decisions we made were based on what we believed--I and the rest of my…

America welcomes a strong partnership with a strong and united Europe to improve the lives, the security, the well-being of our own people and others around the world.

America is committed to open trade among all nations.

The United States and the European Union reaffirmed their support of the work of UNSCOM in ensuring Iraq's implementation of UN Security Council Resolutions on the elimination of its weapons of mass destruction.

They oppose terrorism in all its forms, whatever the motivation of its perpetrators.

We intend to continue working closely together to advance our common non-proliferation objectives.

I believe about half a dozen of them are here today.

The WTO was created to lift the lives of ordinary citizens.

We recognized that our political and economic cooperation is a powerful force for peace, democracy, and prosperity.

The United States and the Member States of the European Union share a strong common interest in non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems.

The US participated in an EU seminar in 1997 which shaped this work, is briefed regularly on current developments in this key area.

We will make full use of diplomatic and political action to achieve our objectives.

We have also forged a pathbreaking common approach to deter investment in illegally expropriated property around the world.