Hillary Clinton

We think that there is a great deal for America to gain by being very much involved in and supporting the incredible growth of the region.

We are emphasizing use of technology to empower citizens to hold their governments more accountable.

We have to expect more.

It is one of our highest priorities, and we are working with the Chinese.

I raised it at the very highest levels of the Pakistani Government one more time.

First, as outlined in Cathy Ashton's letter to Iran, any conversation anywhere with Iran has to begin with the disposition of their nuclear program.

So we are encouraging them to go as far as possible because the EU is already considering provisions similar to section 1504 because we passed 1504.

With so much on the line, from the Arab world to the Asia-Pacific, we simply cannot pull back.

We have implemented a plan that we worked through with them, and we are also working with them to fulfill their signing of the conventional weapons destruction technical arrangement.

There is a 4.9-percent increase in the budget request for FY13.

We are trying to double exports in the 5 years. We are close to meeting that goal.

Beggaring the foreign affairs budget... simply does not make sense.

The State Department and USAID budget we discuss today is a proven investment in our national and economic security.

It is incomprehensible, at least to me, that the President has rejected approval of the Keystone XL pipeline.

The U.S. Government is committed to promoting the full range of human rights of Afghan women.

I underscored the need for the Burmese Government to take appropriate measures to protect its people, to ensure nondiscrimination, to investigate all allegations of abuse, and to hold accountable all those found responsible for human…

This issue is, and will remain, one of our top priorities.

We think they have been working in good faith to support Egyptian aspirations, the transition to democracy.

We remain committed to pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of this terrorist attack that took the lives of 189 Americans and many others.

We are encouraged at what we see in political development.

I would hope that we would at least be able to amend the law.

We think that workers organizing on behalf of themselves and having their voices heard is a critical component of real democratic development.

Family planning is the best way we have to prevent unintended pregnancies and abortion.

But I would also say that the United States did go to Afghanistan for a very clear purpose, rising out of the attacks that originated there.

Drawing down our troops in Iraq, in accordance with the agreement that was reached in the prior administration