George H.W. Bush

We celebrate the dawn of hope for these people.

Introduction of ARMs, therefore, would increase Federal costs.

Your intense devotion to your faith and traditions have made you messengers of hope.

Together, we ask your prayers, Your All Holiness, that God will guide us in our efforts for peace.

These loans are also objectionable because they would be made from a Fund intended to be used for hospitalized veterans.

I cherish the Greek-American legacy of putting family values first.

This readjustment benefit should not be provided to persons already in civilian life whose military service did not limit their ability to finance the purchase of a home.

We are especially blessed to be part of this historic journey.

The House is urged not to allow such an action to affect adversely an otherwise generally acceptable bill.

At a time of fiscal constraint, the Administration believes that such an increase is inadvisable.

You know, I really do believe that you've shown the world what Houston pride is all about.

You set the background for a highly successful and very important meeting between these countries.

Tax System Modernization is a major Presidential initiative which will define the tax administration environment for the following decade.

There is hereby established the 'President's Commission on the Federal Appointment Process.'

Should the House pass the bill without OMB/OIRA funding, the President's senior advisors would have no alternative but to recommend a veto of this bill.

You know, Houston, in my view, has always been a clean city; but thanks to the people of Clean Houston, this volunteer effort, this city sparkles.

Thank you all, for all you have done to make this summit such a success.

And so, it's this celebration that tops off 3 days -- I would say 3 historic days -- for the people of Houston and, indeed, for the people of the world.

We reaffirm our commitment to the fundamental principles we seek to realize in our own societies.

We believe an important step toward achieving such a treaty was made in the recent U.S.-Soviet agreement on destruction and non-production of chemical weapons.

We are determined not to allow terrorists to remain unpunished, but to see them brought to justice in accordance with international law and national legislation.

We further endorse the EC's call for all states to apply IAEA safeguards on as universal a basis as possible.

We hope that these discussions will contribute to the achievement of as broad a consensus as possible in favor of an equitable and stable non-proliferation regime.

We salute the men and women around the world whose courage and wisdom have inspired and brought about the historic advances of democracy.

We demand that those governments which provide support to terrorists end such support immediately.