Ronald Reagan

S. 140's new burdensome requirements for States would limit State flexibility to best address the problem.

Norway has conducted whaling operations that diminish the effectiveness of the IWC conservation program.

When Americans are competing on a level playing field, they can outproduce and outsell anyone, anywhere in the world.

The best way to help is with the progrowth policies of free and fair trade that have created more than 10 million new jobs in the last 3 1/2 years.

Our trade policy remains a positive one that will not play off one region against another or one American worker against another.

We have to do whatever is necessary there.

Human rights and fundamental freedoms lie at the heart of the commitments made in the Helsinki Accords.

Nancy would have never sat back doing what she was doing and let us get away with doing nothing.

Let us pledge ourselves once again to do all in our power so that all people may enjoy them in peace.

I'm always optimistic, and I still have faith in prayer.

Then we have to look at this other, and then it has to be a matter of priorities.

I actually believe that the prime effort, however, if we're to succeed, has to be in turning off.

I think we've got a problem of whether we have enough.

We Americans will never waver in our commitment to implement fully the human rights and humanitarian provisions of the Helsinki Accords.

No, I think we should offer help for them.

Yes, we're talking about human lives at stake.

I have determined that use of a duty paying system to calculate customs duties by the authorities on Taiwan violates a trade agreement.

I want to assure Members of Congress and the Government of Panama that this legislation will also be interpreted and applied by the executive branch in strict conformity with the terms and intent of the treaties.

People who have other people's safety in their own hands—I don't think that they should complain about mandatory testing.

I would strongly prefer that Taiwan adhere to its agreement to apply the Custom Valuation Code.

I think we might be taking on something that would divide our ranks.

I recognize that the budget cuts resulting from the fiscal year 1986 sequestration order represent an imperfect way to reduce the Federal budget deficit.

I have determined that the Agreement between the Governments of Japan and the United States of America Regarding Trade in Semiconductors, to be implemented by an exchange of letters, is an appropriate and feasible response to the practices…

I remain firmly committed to the goal of a balanced budget.

The satisfactory resolution of this problem demonstrates our ability to help U.S. industries and to resolve contentious trade disputes through the negotiating process.