Ted Forrest Quotations

We're going to the Supreme Court, ... We are hoping to have something ready to go to the court tomorrow.

We're going to have to change. We've been purely a music company, and if we don't change, we'll die. Our whole focus has to change or we become irrelevant.

We refuse to go into foolish debt to pay for it.

We've seen these cycles of ebb and flow half a dozen times or more since the war began. One can hope that this is a permanent decline, but it's still much too early to reach that conclusion.

We're happy to have him. He's got a good understanding of the scheme ... plus, he's got a good football mind. He's very intelligent.

Some are delayed because of bad weather in the area they're coming from.

Nearly 2 million children depend on our efforts to protect them from disease, from the effects of conflict and to provide opportunities for schooling.

I don't even think this thing is going to be settled in the Court of Appeal. It will probably go to the Supreme Court. We have to get it settled one way or the other.

I have little doubt that while Iran might produce nuclear power for peaceful purposes that it is also seeking a nuclear weapon. A deal with Russia could delay weapons development, but it would have to be closely monitored.

What is clearly needed is a force on the ground that has the person power, the mandate and the logistical back up to be able to make a difference.

He's a symbol, a symbol of a system that has run amok.

We looked at those other plans and we didn't like them. If ours passes, we'll be better. We want to be a model.

It certainly means that they (the states) don't have the level of personnel that they might desire to handle some of these situations. They're doing with the minimum, not what might be optimal.

I think the Bank of Canada sees these manufacturing losses as a smooth and necessary adjustment.

Right up there near the top. I'd compare those guys to any two in the league.

We need to raise the alarm. We're losing ground. We need to stop this deterioration. We are seeing the beginning of what could be a reverse of the positive trend of 2005.

We are being touted as the best robots on the planet. These are highly ranked teams saying these things.

We have to take a look at the tape. We have to go back and examine things. Maybe there was something that we were doing. We were tipping our technique or something.

We wanted to have a little tea party here at people's advocate. We didn't have any tea, so we decided we'd throw the governor overboard.

We're waiting for him to get here, too.

Today's mobile lifestyle requires busy professionals to stay connected and productive throughout the day regardless of location. Our customers can now enjoy high-performance computing whether at their desks, visiting a client or giving a presentation down the hall -- even when disconnected from a power outlet for many hours.

We don't have the resources to buy nutritional supplies. It's a double jeopardy to have lack of security, lack of access, and now lack of funding.

This recent shift towards gift cards that retailers don't count until they're redeemed in January...and the (formerly governing) Liberals' tax cuts should support first-quarter consumer spending.

When you have a carrier with something like 500 flights a day, its going to be hard for someone else to get a niche.

Within a decade, Taiwan would be incapable of mounting any kind of credible defense, and the island would become nothing more than a security protectorate of the United States.

We modeled the process on the jury system. We want to give both parties confidence they're being treated fairly.

We're worried about aviation in general. You have every airline, including low-cost airlines, struggling.

The transit centers are intended to be a collection point ... where the needs of the children can be assessed in a non-military environment before they are returned to their families.

Our design is incredible. I feel like this year we've got it all.

The name of the game is we fly to 120 cities directly. You're paying for the service.

Substantial work has been done and important foundations have been laid.

A one-size-fits-all strategy is not the wave of the future.

This isn't blue sky speculation. We're actually doing something with this. It's top of mind with everybody.

You don't have heart surgery done by a man who simply listened to lectures.

There were 85 of those signs from the city limits of Florence to Burlington. That's utterly ridiculous.

It puts the consumer in control and gives the content owner the ability to create their own channel to the consumer. This is the opportunity to reach the consumer directly and not be constrained by gatekeepers, whether it's satellite or cable.

It still does not fundamentally alter the deteriorating security situation in the country, given the rise in sectarian violence.

It's to humanize the image a bit. To show that there is a friendly, human quality to this political leader. He's not just a stern political figure.

It makes your city look cheap, and these guys are going out for free advertising for $14.99 to have 25 signs made. Our city is very good (at removing them).

That means real activities that help real children are not continued.

It's better than parking in the parking lot. This way, you just pull right up to the curb, pick up your people and go.

In Sudan, the estimate is that over 89 percent of women have gone through some form of FGM. These women deserve the right to be whole and complete women within their communities. Female genital mutilation is a violation of that right.

Canada does have a big stake and the governor of our central bank should definitely put forward his opinions on these kinds of issues.

If full-scale civil war erupts -- and Iraq appears to be awfully close to that at this point -- even 134,000 troops could be in a highly vulnerable position, especially when you consider how many true combat troops we have there.

These flights had the lowest local passenger counts.

The fourth quarter was still an extremely good quarter for employment in Canada. We have to look at this report as a payback of the huge gains we had in October and November.