Adam Ereli United Quotations

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.

If you want to talk about global consciousness, I'd say there's one country that is focused on action... dialogue... co-operation and... helping the developing world, and that's the United States.

I think our ambassador and his comments very fairly and accurately reflect the policy of the United States.

We are confident that Russia's plans are not threatening and are consistent with its obligations, and I think are indicative of a new strategic relationship between the United States and Russia that is focused on reducing threats and increasing confidence.

Put in simple English, I think what you can conclude from that is: If he was, indeed, a member of the Taliban, being a member of the Taliban in and of itself was not necessarily at the time, given what he was doing and why he wanted to come to the United States, a grounds for ineligibility.

We will be requesting his extradition from the United Kingdom.

There is no rift between the United States and South Korea. We are close allies. We are close partners in a broad bilateral relationship and particularly in our common approach to denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.

What's clear and, I think, should be no surprise to any of us is that Azerbaijan is an important country in the region, as well as to the United States.

The two Americans in the Philippines will be returning to the United States. As far as their situation here, I'd refer you to U.S. law enforcement authorities.

The United States remains particularly concerned by the Maoist insurgency, which presents the most immediate threat to a peaceful and prosperous Nepal.

The United States ... reiterates this message in the strongest possible terms.

Unrelated to the six-party talks, there are measures in the United States to take action against counterfeiting and other activities that can be used to threaten the United States pursuant to the Patriot Act.

We've been involved very directly and very intensively for a long time. I think the way to look at the events over the last 24 hours is a continuation of the United States' strong commitment to facilitating Israeli-Palestinian cooperation.

At the time he applied, for the purposes for which he wished to come to the United States, and based on a review of his activity in the past, it was determined that there was no basis for ineligibility.

We believe that broadening and deepening the relationship is important for the United States and for Libya. That is what our liaison office is working on. And as we make progress on issues of mutual concern, we will evaluate next steps.

The United States is imposing targeted travel restrictions and is planning financial sanctions against individuals responsible for the recent electoral fraud and human rights abuses in Belarus, including Alexander Lukashenko.

The United States is going to push for this, whether it's the president of the Security Council or not. We used up the month of our presidency of the Security Council to move this ball forward as fast as we could and as far as we could.

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.

The United States does not support Taiwan independence and opposes unilateral changes to the status quo by either Taiwan or Beijing.

The United States and NATO are committed to supporting democracy, human rights and the rule of law in Iraq.

The United State and Bangladesh work closely together in the fight against terror. This arrest is a sign of the fruits of that cooperation.

I think there's a possibility, we hope a probability, that Saudi Arabia together with the United States will be able to develop a plan of action to deal with these issues, ... And based on that, in 180 days, we'll review and decide whether sanctions are warranted, or whether they've made sufficient progress in addressing the shortcomings that we've identified.

This issue is something between Mexico and Venezuela. It's not something that you need to drag the United States in.

And the United States, for its part, is going to do everything it can to ensure that the rights of Iraqi citizens are respected.