Brian Mulroney Quotes

We Decided That The Environment Was An Integral Part Of Our Policies And The Political Thrust Of Our Government. We Gave It The Priority And We Sustained It With The Money Required To Make It Happen.

First, President Reagan Was Not Enthusiastic. But I Built Up A Relationship With Him In Other Areas And Then Persuaded Him That This Was Important To Us And To Me, And That We Had To At Least Be In The Process Of Looking At This Seriously.

I Commend Sri Chinmoy For His Faith And Serenity, And I Hope He Will Continue To Exert His Calming And Constructive Influence On The International Community For Many Years To Come.

Every Cabinet Minister Gets A Mission Statement From The Prime Minister.

Whether The Process Proves To Be Kyoto Or Something Else, Let's Acknowledge The Urgency Of Global Warming.

Once You Articulate An Agenda, You Have To Follow It.

I Can See Now A Vision Emerging How Canada Is Going To Profit In The Future From Our Arctic Resources Without Destroying The Environment On Which It Is All Based.

There Are So Many Demands On Your Time, On Your Resources, And On The Prestige Of The Government.

So That Was Reagan's Political Problem. As A Rancher In California, He Was An Environmentalist Himself. But The President Of The United States Doesn't Control Everything That Happens In Washington.

Margaret Thatcher Inherited The Sick Man Of Europe In 1979 And Transformed It Into A Powerhouse. When She Left Office, It Was Britain Redefined. And Of Course The Frosting On The Cake Was Her Action In The Falklands, Where She Gave Britain Back Some Of Its Pizzazz, Addressed Some Past Yearning And Great Memories. So She Gave Them Back Their Pride. That Was The First Great Thing She Did.

The Conservatives Over The Years Have Done A Great Deal, From Sir John A, To Diefenbaker, And Others.

When I Appointed The Minister Of The Environment To Major Cabinet Status, The Planning And Priorities Committee, The Signals That That Sent Through Ottawa Were Major, Because That's What The Bureaucracy Understands.