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Michael Bishop Quotes
«I would take my sports card collection and my picture albums. Everything else is replaceable.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«Hilary's achievement shows that with the right support, back-up, funding and determination to go out and give it a go, anything is possible.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«I would expect that issue will be settled in the next five or 10 years,»
Author: Michael Bishop
«It was a time of a very weak economy. So even though our advisers urged us to trim our sails, we didn't. And now the success will strengthen our entire institution.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«We had two very successful forays to [U.S. regulators], ... We perceive that the U.S. negotiating position has changed and that they are prepared to decouple the two issues.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«Our goal is both to enhance appreciation of one of our greatest leaders and his legacy, but, perhaps more broadly, to stimulate a broader interest in history amongst Americans of all different ages and backgrounds. It's an opportunity for profound civic renewal.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«As Lincoln ended his earthly journey in Springfield, so too we may end our national celebration there.»
Author: Michael Bishop
«Lincoln may be a revered icon, but he's also an historical figure about whom passions often run high. Certainly, we would like to make a vigorous and healthy debate about Lincoln and his legacy an important part of our bicentennial activities.»
Author: Michael Bishop