George H.W. Bush

There really is no greater test of America's greatness than its challenge on meeting this great challenge of drugs.

We can, we must, build a culture of zero tolerance.

The United States remains strongly committed to these goals.

All friends of Sudan, of which I am one, urge those responsible for the continuation of this war to agree to an early cease-fire.

I want to add my support to this demonstration of concern for the Sudanese victims of war and starvation.

I believe it will go very fast, and I believe that it will have smooth sailing.

Today everyone in this room is a winner.

This is the exception that proves that rule.

We ask you to work to get better value for health care dollars, targeting effective services, finding ways to contain the escalating costs of medical care without compromising the quality of health service.

We must draw from these same deep wells of national purpose to summon the spirit of defiance.

The highest honor of all you won -- opportunity to serve.

I don't think I would do it differently to do over again.

I expect he felt as strongly as many of the Senators, having served in the Senate.

The resilience of the State governments in the eighties vindicates, in my view, the wisdom of the Founding Fathers.

This Department gives shape and form to the promise America makes to its people.

Too many lives have been imperiled or lost to drugs, too much human potential is being ground up and wasted.

I think we will become a majority within the next few years.

The United States has made clear its concerns about Soviet noncompliance.

I intend to continue and to extend this leadership role by seeking new legislation that will give the United States Government authority to ban all exports of hazardous waste except where we have an agreement with the receiving country…

She would succeed Jack R. Stokvis.

The United States Government takes equally seriously its own commitments to arms control agreements.

I have read that we made mistakes.

By working together as Americans, we can, I believe, lick any problem, no matter how big, how complex, or how deeply rooted it may be.

The squeaking wheel will not always get the grease in life.

The United States has been and remains in compliance with all current treaty obligations and political commitments.