Adam Ereli Government Quotations

We'll leave it to the Philippine Government to characterize the actions over the last 24 hours. They're in the best position to give you the facts and details about what happened.

The United States has urged the government of Iraq to investigate and take action against any of its personnel who've been involved in torture and abuse.

He is an official and a representative of the government of Iraq.

He is a member of the government of Iraq and an official of the government of Iraq, and there are things that are important for us to talk about with him.

He is not traveling as an official representative of the United States, and he is not carrying a message on behalf of the government of the United States.

We will urge the government of Azerbaijan to take immediate investigations into these irregularities and fraud, consistent with Azerbaijan's laws, institutions and election legislation. We will also make the point that all protests and demonstrations need to be peaceful, legal. All parties should refrain from violence.

We will urge the government of Azerbaijan to make immediate investigations into these irregularities and fraud, consistent with Azerbaijan's laws, institutions and election legislation.

We will work with the government of Iraq and security officials of Iraq to bring those responsible to justice.

The problem has clearly not been solved and the problem is widespread. We and the Iraqi government continue to have concern about the way prisoners are treated in Iraqi facilities and in facilities nominally under the control of the Iraqi government.

We are in contact with the government of Nigeria to determine his whereabouts. We have made it clear to the government of Nigeria that it has a special responsibility to make sure that Charles Taylor is brought to justice.

I'm not aware that the government of Haiti is eager or urging Aristide to come back. They've got a democracy to build ... and the future is not the past. Aristide is from the past. We're looking to the future.

Our dealings with Venezuela and our contacts with Venezuela are mostly through our embassy. There was a Venezuelan official here a couple of weeks ago, met with Assistant Secretary Shannon and other State Department officials, but there's been no recent contact from Assistant Secretary Shannon to the government or plans for a visit.

You've heard from members of Congress their distress at the developments in Egypt. If I were an Egyptian, or an Egyptian government official, I'd be concerned at the kind of reaction that these latest actions will get ... regarding the (U.S-Egyptian) relationship.

We were concerned by the reports and are in touch with the Egyptian government to ascertain the facts.

Well, obviously, any such reports are taken very seriously by us. We haven't been able to confirm them. We have contacted the government of China about them.

So if anybody needed a reminder, this is it, that the Syrian government should take immediate steps to crack down on this group and to inhibit its activities by shutting down Islamic Jihad offices and expelling its personnel.

Syria must immediately end the flow of arms to militias within Lebanon and cooperate with the Lebanese government on border security.

We support the AU mission and we will be working together with the AU and our other partners in the international community to see that government in Mauritania is consistent with international standards and respects the will of the people.

This was a visit that was decided on and organized and undertaken by the Turkish government.

This is not about a speech by our ambassador, it's about failed economic policies of the government of Zimbabwe and President Mugabe.

We share the government (and) people of Egypt's grief at this attack. We are, as ever, ready to work with them to confront the threat that we all face from international terror.

We have every reason to believe they (the Iraqis) can and will ... Under the present circumstances, with what we have now, we believe that what steps the Iraqi government have taken are effective and sufficient.

I think it is fair to say that both the U.S. government and the Ukrainian government share a common concern and a dedication to acting to prevent or to find out and prevent cases of proliferation. That's certainly true in this instance.

an inclusive government focused on national reconciliation would be a positive development.

Obviously, when there's a new government, we'll need to reassess our positions, based on the formation of that government and the composition of the government.

We've asked the government of Libya to identify the source of the interference and resolve the problem. And we'll be continuing to investigate it.