...a terrain -where, for both physical and political reasons, it was impossible to use it effectively. It was this, presumably, that led President Nixon...sharing of responsibility." One can have only sympathy tor the President s desire to limit the future engagement of American resources and responsibility:...

...commitments are to be sustained over the long pull. In my state of the Union address, I affirmed that "to insist that other nations play a role is not a...responsibility ; it is a sharing of responsibility." This is not a way for America to withdraw from its indispensible role in the world. It is a way—the...

...responsibility for their own well-being ; and they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being. "To insist that other nations play a role is not a retreat from responsibility, but a sharing of responsibility. "We shall be faithful to our treaty commitments, but we shall reduce...

...commitments are to be sustained over the long pull. In my state of the Union address, I affirmed that "to insist that other nations play a role is not a retreat from re-jxiMsibility : it is a sharing of responsibility." This is not a way for America to withdraw from...

...commitments are to be sustained over the long pull. In my Stab of the Union Address, I affirmed that "to insist that other nations play a role is not a...responsibility; it is a sharing of responsibility." This is not a way for America to withdraw from its indispensable role in the world. It is a way —...

...treaty commitments, but we shall reduce our involvement and our presence in other nation's affairs. To insist that other nations play a role is not a retreat from responsibility, but a sharing of responsibility. Peace requires partnerships, or we will forever exhaust our resources...