Barack Obama

I need you to keep on working hard.

We're freezing pay for Federal workers for a couple of years.

We've got what it takes to create more jobs.

I am proud to work with the White House Council on Women and Girls.

It is shared sacrifice.

Gaps in data collection could help policymakers gather a more accurate and comprehensive view of the status and needs of American women.

During this time, I invite eye care professionals, teachers, members of the media, and all organizations dedicated to preserving eyesight to join in activities that will raise awareness of eye and vision health.

What you guys are doing is not only helping to shape your future and ensuring your long-term success, but what it's also doing is it's sending a message to kids all across the country that there's nothing we can't accomplish when we put…

We still have too much dependence on foreign oil.

The good news is that the future of America still looks bright.

If we're shortchanging our commitment to education, our commitment to those kids that I met at Miami Central, then we're mortgaging our future.

I need you to keep on taking pride in your school.

We can make some decisions not on behalf of power or money or self-interest, but because it's the right thing to do.

This is a model of what's possible in so many schools across the country.

My Administration is committed to ensuring that Federal programs achieve policy goals in the most cost-effective manner.

I need you guys to keep on listening to your teachers and working hard.

Making this kind of progress isn't easy, but it's proof that it's possible.

Preventive eye care, including wearing ultraviolet-protective eyewear and following good eating habits, can help support a healthy and active lifestyle at any age.

I'm not going to give a long speech here because I'm going to give a long speech in the gymnasium.

We've got to outeducate, we've got to outinnovate, we've got to outbuild, we've got to outhustle our competitors.

I encourage the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) to continue to work with States and other registration areas to complete the expeditious adoption of the most current standards.

Women participate in every sector of the workforce.

Choice Neighborhoods builds upon the HOPE VI program launched by previous HUD Secretaries Jack Kemp and Henry Cisneros.

Choice Neighborhoods Initiative.

That is why the budget also brings Federal partnerships to connect historically isolated people and neighborhoods to local, regional, and national economies.