Well, they've already taken some steps there. That is a matter of concern because I think that just further antagonizes, properly so, the United Na- tions against them. But whether there's any steps, I don't know that he'd be foolish…
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Well, one peg is the report from this U.N. official, Mr. van der Stoel, and I think that gets things in focus. Then the other side of it is we've had rather intensive consultations on this to be sure that we are operating in the coalition…
We are in close consultation on Bosnia. As you know, the conference is going on right now. Acting Secretary Eagleburger is there, and we are discussing a wide array of things regarding Bosnia. I have expressed my concerns about use of U.S…
Give our workers a level playing field, and they will outperform any worker in the world, anyplace, anywhere, anytime.
This election, like all elections, is about that little girl, and all the kids in Findlay, in Lima, and all the kids in America.
We cannot go to protection and higher taxes. We must go to more exports and more competition.
I've directed the Federal troops to be immediately alerted and begin to provide additional emergency assistance to the victims of the disaster.
America cannot afford in a President double-speak, double-talk, double-time.
Don't you believe for one minute what the opponents say when they say we are a nation in decline, we are a nation not respected around the world.
Our goal is simple; it is straightforward: In the 21st century, America must be not only a military superpower but an economic superpower and particularly an export superpower.
Time and again, I have sent proposals up to that gridlocked Congress to do something to put some caps on these lawsuits.
The Federal Government is not only prepared to assist but is in this instance very eager to assist.
Our hearts go out to the thousands of Americans in South Florida and along the Gulf Coast who have suffered tragic losses at the hands of Hurricane Andrew.
This is in keeping with the well-settled obligation to construe ambiguous statutory provisions to avoid constitutional questions.
We hope that with our assistance, and that of its other friends, Albania can transform itself from an underdeveloped, closed, centralized society to a democratic country with a free market.





