Carol Foreman Quotations

Some companies now have their own codes of conduct against the use of child labour. The problem is monitoring their implementation.

My interesting diet tips are eat early and don't noah between meals. I mean, I can pack it away.

Kids are healthier these days... more kids are in school around the world, and partly that's because Australians have been willing to invest in aid.

Regardless of who owns the racetracks, the competitive forces in the region make it impossible if the playing field is not level, ... The problem for horsemen and breeders is that we're held hostage. Magna can cut expenses, but we can't.

Maryland horsemen and breeders to pay for all of Magna's (business) failures, not only in Maryland but everywhere else. And they have been emboldened to do it here because they believe they have a compliant racing commission that will rubber stamp their plans.

UNICEF's Voices of Youth has organized many Internet chats, like the one you participated in, among children and teachers around the world.

We're not going to get everything we want and the track will not get everything it wants. There's going to be compromise.

We cannot allow Magna to dictate to this industry how racing should run in this state, ... This plan has set us back in Annapolis. It has not been well received, make no mistake about it.

Boycots are something that may make the person who's boycotting feel better, but it doesn't necessarily make conditions any better for the child.

And UNICEF uses the Internet to spread ideas, exchange information, to raise awareness on rights and on how to better implement human rights.

emboldened by what they see as a compliant racing commission that will rubber-stamp whatever they want to do.

This is obviously all orchestrated, ... They told us they had some new information they wanted our input on, so of course we speculated it was something like this. They want to drop the atom bomb without anyone knowing about it first.

Food-borne illness is an issue that has been shoved to the back of the shelf for far too long.

It's very technical, but I think it is an argument over nothing. There are more important issues out there. But we know what was discussed and what was intended when we made the agreement. And what can't be debated is that Magna is proposing stopping racing here on Preakness day, and the agreement says racing must run through Belmont day 2006. That's three weeks out of the calendar. You can't argue with that fact.

The U.S. government has no greater capacity to trace a 'mad cow' back to its origins or answer crucial questions about its origins than it did on Dec. 23, 2003.

In the first place, the chairman shouldn't be weighing in,

I couldn't be more pleased, ... These kids are great here. They don't hardly know anyone in New Orleans ... but they wanted to do something.