Famous Quotes & Sayings

The visit to Turkey showed that he makes decision without consulting anybody, like during the last Cabinet. That has ignited a new dissatisfaction.

The U.S. is not entirely satisfied. That means that we need to continue to consult with them.

The U.S. government should consider the possibilities raised by the peak-oil people. We have to be prepared to deal with all plausible situations, and it has to be reflected in policy.

Jim Murray

The U.S. effort to force GM foods upon unwilling consumers is offensive and misguided.

The U.S. economy shows further signs of stabilizing, though a true recovery is still some months away. Consumers will determine the near-term outlook and signs are positive.

The USDA may want to consider expanding the scope of the subjective yield surveys it uses in making the forecasts in order to incorporate a wider range of market and industry participants.

The U.S. consumer right now is hungry for fashion that's new.

Bernie Sanders

The U.S. constitution is an extraordinary document. In my view, it should not be amended often.

They did it in 16 hours, and I consider the effort unprecedented.

Judith Ivey

They demanded you constantly look for different roles.

Susan Brown

They are now taking time to consider what they want to say and how they want to say it.

They are hybrid narratives so that the viewer constructs his or her own story.

They are very forward thinking at recognizing consumer habits. How they (consumers) get information is changing.

They want to take this to the ultimate extreme. If we go by the history of amendments to the Constitution in this country, it's only ever been done to give more rights to people, not to take rights away. That's why this is particularly heinous.

They were shooting NBA 3-pointers, and there's not much we can do about that. It's tough, because they're constantly moving and setting screens for each other. And if you don't stay with them, they get an easy shot. It's hard to defend. We've got to play them in another week, but I don't know what we'll do. We'll come up with some scheme, I think.

They were really considered a pest. I have no problem with them if they're out there where there's no people, but this idea that every state's gotta have some wolves back, I think is silly.

They were proud of this game because they knew they played consistent the whole game.

They want to have more of a constant supply.

They were the first to recognize that the consumer was moving to noncarbonated products, and they innovated aggressively.

They hope that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait can have contact in a natural way to consult or even resolve cross-strait issues.

They hold all the cards. There is continually massive demand for consistent performers.

There was a blip, or a period if you will, that we thought was unfortunate. But we are glad to see that it has gone by the boards. In the end, we can consummate the marriage on a positive note, just like we did the birth.

There's a fairly consistent theme running through all of the markets, which is tied to the idea that the Fed is nearing the end of the tightening cycle. It was the combo that the Fed's done and the import price number was down.

Roger Pilon

There's irony in using an unconstitutional measure to promote Constitution Day.

There's increasing diversity in consumer demand. Automakers have to respond.

The resilience of the economy and the consumer have been better than expected. You've got so many potential negatives that it's sometimes hard to see the positives for the market. But the positives are powerful ones.

The resilience of the consumer really shines through in this data.

There's good evidence the U.S. housing sector is cooling, not collapsing, which means the U.S. consumer is going to cool.

There's getting to be a general consensus that what is good for your heart is good for your brain.

There's free parking, and your meal and show are included in the price. When you consider all that you're getting, a great time out, it really is a very good value.

Stephen Harper

There's no reason for the federal government to profiteer when consumers are hurting,

There's no question that what's happening in the stock market is going to hurt consumer spending. The only thing helping us is the performance of housing.

There's no question that industries that are purchasing steel are benefiting. But unlike industries that are hurt, consumers will never organize.