There's no way that we can give up SDI, which we believe is offering an opportunity for peace for the world.

I would still like to do that.

They have agreed to complete as soon as possible the treaty on the total elimination of U.S. and Soviet intermediate-range and shorter-range missiles.

Apparently, progress is being made.

Not if they're thinking correctly.

Any polygraph misuse is more appropriately deterred by States restricting the conditions under which polygraphs are administered.

The trade sanctions complement the diplomatic and other aspects of our policy toward Nicaragua.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if Pearl Harbor Day would become superseded by the day that we began the path to peace and safety in the world through disarmament?

Building on progress in U.S.-Soviet relations.

There are no winners and losers yet.

The administration firmly believes that the terms and conditions of private employment, to the maximum extent possible, should be decided in the marketplace.

Verification remains a major concern of the United States.