This private-public partnership will employ market forces to protect natural resources.

We have reached an agreement with Senate Republican and Democratic leaders on a civil rights bill that would be a source of pride for all Americans.

I want to end by saying, I can't tell you how pleased I am about this civil rights vote.

These provisions interfere with the President's ability to conduct foreign policy or enter into international agreements.

The intent of this provision is to undo control levels the United States and its COCOM partners recently agreed are necessary to protect critical security interests.

It does not resort to quotas, and it strengthens the cause of equality in the workplace.

The United States cannot make peace in the Middle East; only the parties themselves can do that.

Sitting down together is the beginning of understanding.

I don't want to buy into the predicate about another recession.

This provision is of particular national security concern and would micromanage a vitally important Executive branch process.

It is essential that such legislation provide flexibility if the United States is to continue its role as a leader in a changing world.