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Rob Portman Quotes
«but not at the risk of further reducing already inadequate food aid for those who need it most.»
Author: Rob Portman
«I hope today we can break the deadlock (on farm trade).»
Author: Rob Portman
«And if we are not able to achieve the market access, they cannot be supportive.»
Author: Rob Portman
«The U.S. is willing to take some pain, ... We are ready to make meaningful changes to American farm programs provided our trading partners deliver tangible market access for U.S. agricultural exports.»
Author: Rob Portman
«The US is willing to take some pain,»
Author: Rob Portman
«I hope it's not just any proposal. I hope it reflects a high level of ambition,»
Author: Rob Portman
«We are concerned because we are not seeing the progress that we had hoped for this week,»
Author: Rob Portman
«The responsibility at this point rests squarely with the European Union, ... We have to unlock these discussions on agriculture.»
Author: Rob Portman
«On the heels of the G-20 and Australian offerings on sensitive products, we hope to see much more ambition from the EU. The current EU proposal allows for 8 percent of tariffs, 160 different tariff lines, to be deemed 'sensitive' and thus exempt from strong cuts,»
Author: Rob Portman
«[The offer was not unconditional: It would be valid only if the E.U. and Japan also delivered on large cuts in trade-distorting support for agriculture.] The U.S. is willing to take some pain, ... But those who subsidize more need to reduce more.»
Author: Rob Portman