George H.W. Bush

And so, thank you for that, for writing still-new pages in the history of America and of her Navy.

This assistance is intended to allow the democratically elected government of the Philippines to restore order.

You have done your jobs; you have done your duty.

That's what I've authorized.

Real peace -- the peace which lasts -- is not an accident.

I intend to communicate my reasons in the event I remove an Inspector General, I shall do so as a matter of comity rather than statutory obligation.

The statute requires prior notice or, when no prior notice is given, timely notice.

I am unpersuaded of the necessity for Title VIII of the Act, which establishes a statutory Inspector General at the CIA.

The Nation's security depends on intelligence, and secrecy is indispensable if intelligence activities are to succeed.

We have committed resources at an unprecedented rate to HIV-related research of all kinds.

It has always been my view, and it is my policy as President, that the United States shall not return any person to a country where he or she faces persecution.

Together, these measures go far to carry out the four ethics reform principles I set forth in January.

Ours is a powerful and historic opportunity.

Our hearts go out to those afflicted, as our heads work towards finding solutions.

We both want to build a sustained relationship for real achievements over the long term.

I shall interpret Title VIII consistently with the Constitution.

I am withholding my approval of H.R. 2712, the 'Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act of 1989.'

I shall ask the Congress to enact remedial legislation.

In recent years, our relations with the Soviet Union have changed greatly, and clearly they've changed for the better.

I will view as advisory the section calling for the President to recommend to the Congress equal rates of pay for different positions.

I have directed that enhanced consideration be provided under the immigration laws for individuals from any country who express a fear of persecution upon return to their country.

I'm ready for this meeting, ready and confident.

This meeting represents a point of departure, the beginning of a process as full of promise as any that we've known.

The United States regrets the hardships which Noriega has brought to the people of Panama, who deserve to be led by a government of their choice.

The change is dramatic.