Ronald Reagan

Our grandparents encourage us in every way to have faith in ourselves, to work hard, and to achieve all that we can.

They built our families, and they've helped build America.

America's grandparents are truly a national treasure and a living resource.

We believe there are only winners, no losers, and all participants gain from it.

A free and open international investment climate will play a key role not only in sustaining our own economic recovery here at home, but also in resolving many of the current international debt problems.

Under international law, no U.S. investment should be expropriated unless the taking is done for a public purpose, is accomplished under due process of law, is non-discriminatory, does not violate previous contractual arrangements, and is…

The United States welcomes foreign direct investment that flows according to market forces.

The basic tenet for treatment of investment is the national treatment principle: foreign investors should be treated no less favorably than domestic investors in like situations.

Today I announced my intention to appoint three members.

I, Ronald Reagan, President of the United States of America, in tribute to the memory of the slain passengers of Korean Air Lines Flight 007, do hereby appoint Sunday, September 11, 1983, to be a National Day of Mourning throughout the…

International direct investment plays a vital and expanding role in the world economy.

This was a crime against humanity that must never be forgotten, here or throughout the world.

September 1, 1983, will be seared in the minds of civilized people everywhere as the night of the Korean Air Lines Massacre.

The United States opposes continued and increasing government intervention that impedes or distorts investment flows.

There is established the President's Task Force on Food Assistance.

The Commission shall be composed of no more than thirty members appointed or designated by the President.

If we succeed, we will have come an important step closer to making America great again.

We know that Rosh Hashanah, the New Year, is a time for introspection, reflection, and renewal.

It is a pleasure for Nancy and me to extend greetings to Jews in this country and the world over as you join in celebration of the High Holy Days.

Across this great land, let those of us who can read teach those who cannot.

It is also a time when members of the Jewish Faith reexamine the year past and look to the one ahead in a spirit of prayer and hopefulness.

May the year 5744 bring health, prosperity, and peace to you and your families.

Let us today resolve to roll up our sleeves and get to work, because there's very much to be done.

Together, we can rouse the spirit of our people and apply our enormous national will to the task at hand.

It is fitting that Americans honor those individuals who have altered the course of history in this country by exhibiting great moral character and courage.