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Bill Richardson Quotes
«focusing 100 per cent on my job.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«Our policy is, it's better to engage the Chinese than isolate them. We have many differences with the Chinese, ... But we believe that by engaging China, we have achieved results in all these areas.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«Here at Hanford, it appears that the fire has been contained, ... We're still concerned because there may be wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«There appears to be, at this time, no contamination of the air, ... We were able to control any potential damage. On the whole, it appears the Hanford facility has survived a major (disaster).»
Author: Bill Richardson
«we believe the area is now safe.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«How can you say that there are over 60 sites that can't be inspected?»
Author: Bill Richardson
«the first thing they told me was the United States had to pay for the ammunition that knocked the plane down. So, they're upping the ante.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«It's a massive earthquake, ... There are a lot of people dead, a lot of babies... It was a pretty terrifying scene.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«The emphasis of this facility is on the joint monitoring of Russian power plants and American power plants. In addition, at these joint command centers we will have American specialists in Russia and Russian specialists here in case there are some emergencies.»
Author: Bill Richardson
«It's going to take Turkey a long time to recover, ... devastating.»
Author: Bill Richardson