第一篇：美國第一夫人向兒童肥胖問題宣戰

美國第一夫人向兒童肥胖問題宣戰 2010年02月22日03:52中青在線-中國青年報

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美國第一夫人米歇爾·奧巴馬2月20日在全國州長協會會議上發表講話，敦促全美各州努力解決兒童肥胖問題。奧巴馬夫人正在領導一場名為“讓我們行動起來”的遏制兒童肥胖癥的全國運動。

米歇爾·奧巴馬在當天的講話中贊揚那些已經行動起來解決兒童肥胖問題的州，并且闡述了她有關如何幫助孩子維持健康體重的計劃。這個計劃主要由4部分組成，包括為家長在選擇食品方面提供更多信息，幫助學校食堂向中小學生供應更加健康的食物，使人們在社區里能夠更容易買到健康食物，以及鼓勵青少年多參加體育活動等。

美國衛生部的近期報告顯示：每3個美國兒童中就有1人超重或者肥胖。據統計，自1980年以來，美國兒童體重超標的人數增加了一倍，而超重的青少年人數則增加了兩倍。肥胖癥使美國兒童罹患糖尿病、高血壓等各種嚴重和危險疾病的概率顯著提升，嚴重威脅美國人的健康。約翰－霍普金斯大學的本杰明·卡巴萊羅醫生說，兒童肥胖是許多慢性病的重要風險因素。他說，肥胖是引發糖尿病、高血壓和關節炎等疾病的主要誘因。

在美國，肥胖已經不僅僅是個健康問題，而且很可能關乎國家的命運。米歇爾·奧巴馬說：“肥胖癥威脅到我們的孩子，威脅到我們的家人，更重要的是，它正在威脅到我們國家的未來。”

成為第一夫人后，米歇爾·奧巴馬積極呼吁政府和社會各界認真應對兒童肥胖問題，并發起了“讓我們行動起來”的全國運動。今年2月9日，奧巴馬總統在白宮簽署一項備忘錄，成立一個應對美國兒童肥胖問題的政府工作組，從而為這項運動提供有力支持。米歇爾·奧巴馬表示，這項運動的目的就是要力爭在當今這一代兒童中解決肥胖問題，從而使他們在長大成人后可以維持健康體重。據悉，政府已經開始與食品公司和醫療機構展開合作，研究有關立法和項目計劃。有數據表明，肥胖已不再是美國兒童的“專利”，而是日益成為全球性的流行病。世界衛生組織的研究顯示，全世界估計有大約2500萬5歲以下的兒童體重超標。尤其令人擔憂的是，發展中國家兒童肥胖癥的增長速度已經超過了發達國家。正因如此，一些美國專家建議奧巴馬夫人應該發起成立一個“第一夫人國際聯盟”，在全球范圍內抗擊兒童肥胖癥。

第二篇：美國第一夫人演講稿

Dr.Jill Biden: Thank you, Secretary Panetta and Deputy Secretary Wolin for your leadership.Thank you, General Dempsey, for your kind introduction.Good afternoon, Deanie, and all the Joint Chiefs and your spouses.Thank you for being such great partners to Michelle and me.I want to offer a special welcome to all of our service members and their spouses.We are honored to be with you today.Many of you know, as the General mentioned, that I am a proud military mom.One of the best parts of my role as Second Lady is the privilege of meeting with service members and their families all over the world.I am always amazed at their courage, their determination and their resilience.That inspiration is one of the main reasons the First Lady and I started Joining Forces so that all Americans are helping to support our military families.We've seen Americans step up in so many ways.We've seen businesses hiring tens of thousands of veterans and military spouses--businesses like Sears, Kmart and Sam's Club have made commitments to hire military spouses or make base transfers easier.Medical schools have committed to educate their students about post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injuries and conduct new research on these conditions.Schools, community organizations and Americans of every age and background have sent care packages, donated childcare and created community celebrations for the military families in their neighborhoods.And Americans are stepping up because they know how much our military spouses and families have done for our country.People like Ann Wells.Ann's husband, Robert, is career combat engineer and command service sergeant major.After 10 years of marriage, Ann went back to school for her nursing degree.As a teacher, I have had the privilege of teaching countless women like Ann, women who fight hard for a good education.But like so many military spouses, Ann moved frequently with her husband and that often meant a new license was required to pursue her nursing career in Hawaii, in Tennessee, in Texas and in Missouri.That's why our efforts here today are so important.They are another way we can show our support for those who serve this country.Please join me in welcoming Ann.(applause)Ann Wells: Thank you, Dr.Biden, for those fine remarks.And to all the leaders of government, our First Lady, Secretary Panetta, General Dempsey, thank you for your leadership and your guidance today.And I just want to thank all of you for making military spouses and our professions a priority today.As an Army spouse for 32 years, I am enormously proud of what my husband does.And I am proud to step up and serve this country in my own way as well.But being a military spouse brings with it some extra challenges, and as a registered nurse, I know that firsthand.I take my profession as a nurse just as seriously as Robert does the military.My family has moved ten times throughout my husband's career.I have long since lost track of the number of months that I've spent waiting around for licensing paperwork to catch up so that I could continue my own career.One move happened 30 days after a deployment;we had to start moving during the Christmas holidays.Moving the family, finding a new home, a new school for the kids, you have to make new friends, all this puts a loss of stress on the families.And, you know, I can't even start looking for a new type of work until I have an address so I can start sending off for my license.There's also the extra cost of applying for the new license which differs from state to state.You have the time waiting for an official college transcript.You have to submit another set of fingerprints to file in the state.You need to figure out what forms have to be filled out, signed and notarized.One time the whole process was so difficult to sort through and Robert was going through some tough times after deployment that I finally gave up and decided I just didn't need to get my license in this state.And many of my friends that I've talked to have similar stories as mine.The issue of occupational license portability is one of the very top concerns we have as military spouses.In serving this country we move a lot;it's just what we do.And for those of us in one of the dozens of professions in this country that require state licensures, these moves can be particularly tough.Moving just in and of itself is tough.Now add the financial pressure of finding a new job and in a new location.We are not looking for a handout.And none of us for a second wants to change a professional standard.We're simply looking to be able to provide for our families and continue the careers that we love.And so I'd like to thank everyone here today for helping military spouses, like me, just to do that, to be there with us.And right now I'd like to turn it over to someone who has worked with Dr.Biden to make a difference in the lives of America's military families.She has not just talked about it;she has actually gotten up and done something about it.Ladies and gentlemen, the First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama!(applause)First Lady Michelle Obama: Thank you so much.Thank you, everyone.Thank you all so much.Someone can give an order to be seated.There are plenty of people here who can do that, correct?(laughter)But thank you--thank you for that wonderful welcome.And thank you, Ann.Thank you for the kind introduction and for all that you and your family have done for our country.I also want to thank Secretary Panetta for hosting us here at the Pentagon.And of course, I have to thank Jill, who has been such a wonderful friend and such a terrific partner in Joining Forces.I also want to join in recognizing General Dempsey and his wife, Jeannie--Deanie, why am I saying Jeannie? Hi, Deanie.How are you?(laughter)Thank you.You've been amazing.You've helped us through.You've kept us on the straight and narrow along with all of the other spouses of the Joint Chiefs.You all have been just amazing supports.And I also have to recognize the Joint Chiefs as well.Thank you all.You all have been so steadfast, just right there every step of the way.We are just proud of everything that you do for this country.And we also have Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin, who is here from the Department of Treasury, who has put so much time and effort into helping prepare this report.We wouldn't be here today without all that you have done, so thank you.Well done.Job well done.Absolutely.(applause)We also have Alan Krueger, who's the Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisors;of course, the First Lady of Kentucky, Jane Beshear, who has been really doing some phenomenal work in her state and taking the lead and stepping up in ways big and small.We really are grateful to everything that you've done.We also have members of Congress here, we have state legislators, and we representatives from many of our nation's veterans service organizations who are here with us.And we are all here today, we have all gathered, to say this to America's military families: We are incredibly grateful for your service.We understand the unique challenges that you face;and we are going to do everything that we can to make sure that you can pursue your careers and provide for your families.Now as Jill said, over the past few years, she and I have had the privilege of visiting with military spouses all across the country.And as Jill said, you all are some of the most courageous, resilient, and inspiring people that we have ever met.You all are the ones who keep your families together when your spouse is deployed.You're the parents who turn off the news at night for fear of what you might hear, who answer all those questions about why Mom or Dad has been gone for so long.You're the spouse who steps up to do the work of two parents, raising the kids, running the household, juggling all the errands and chores all alone.But you are still the volunteer on the PTA.（家庭教師協會）You still lead that food drive.You organize the neighborhood carpool.You're the families who, every few years, you pack up your entire lives, and you move whenever and wherever your country calls.But no matter how much is on your plate, no matter what this country asks of you, you all just keep moving forward.You just keep serving your families, your communities and your country in ways that many of us cannot fathom.But when it comes to moving forward in your own careers, when it comes to getting a job and being able to provide for your families when you arrive at that new base or duty station, far too often, you can't just keep moving because you've run into a brick wall.It happens to military spouses again and again.You're asked to move to a new state.You want to get back to the job you love and the job you need to support your family.But you can't do any of that because your nursing license or your teaching credentials don't transfer when you move to a new state.It happens to nurses like Ann.It happens to school teachers, to childcare providers, to accountants, real estate brokers, dental hygienists, lawyers too--that's supposed to be funny.No one likes lawyers.(laughter)And so many other careers.We have learned that more than one of every three military spouses in the labor force have jobs that require some kind of professional license or certification.So this licensing issue affects more than 100,000 individuals--100,000 individuals.And the vast majority of you are clearly ready to work when you get to your new state.You've already demonstrated your specialized skills.You've already gained years of professional experience.But too often, as Ann said, you're left waiting for paperwork to clear while your skills go unused and more importantly your family's bank accounts shrink.And this is something Jill and I hear about on every single base and in every single military community that we visit.It is the number one issue that military spouses tell us about.And we know that this is a challenge for these families because the one important thing that I have learned about military spouses is they never complain.They never ever ask for anything.So on the rare occasion when our military spouses do speak up and ask for our help, then it's time for all of us to take action.And that's what today's report from the Departments of Defense and Treasury is all about.That's what we're doing.We're all taking action.We've heard your frustrations, and we're finding solutions.And that starts by first recognizing how these issues arise.Now, each state issues its own professional license and sets its own standards of professional competence.Take teachers, for example.To earn a teaching license, states ask for some combination of state and national test scores, supervised work experience, and advanced coursework.But when you analyze requirements like these across several states, you begin to understand the challenges that arise for military spouses.In some states, for example, applicants are required to take an entry-level course in state history or other subjects before the licensing board will grant a license.So if you're a military spouse with years of teaching experience and you move across state lines, you could end up taking extra classes for weeks on end before you can even get a job, and that's just what happens in one profession.When you're talking about dozens of careers, the web of requirements and standards can get pretty thick.But before we go any further, let me be very clear: We're not asking any state to change their standards.6 These state rules are important, and states have every right to set benchmarks just like these.In doing so, they hold our professionals to a high bar and they give us all peace of mind whenever we walk into a hospital or enroll our kids in school.But it's also clear that this system poses very unique challenges for our military families.And recently, a number of states have stepped forward to address this very problem.So let me just tell you about what just some of a few states are already doing.In Tennessee, they're granting temporary licenses in many professions, which will allow spouses to get a job first, then complete any remaining state licensing requirements.In Colorado, the director of their state licensing agency now has the power to waive cumbersome requirements for military spouses who clearly demonstrate their competence.And then in Arizona, they passed legislation to grant licenses, in most professions, to military spouses who have at least one year of experience.So that's three states with three different solutions.In each of them, military spouses with professional skills and experience don't have to wait before they get to work.If they need to complete any remaining requirements in their new state, they can do it as they earn a paycheck.And that's the general guideline that eight other states have followed as they've created laws of their own.And we're pleased that 13 more states have legislation pending or waiting to be introduced.But that still leaves 26 states--that still leaves more than half the country--that have yet to address this issue.And, again, that's where this report comes in.We know that there's no one-size-fits-all solution here.Every state is different.So this report simply provides a roadmap of best practices that leaders across the country can use as a resource as they explore ways that their state can better support these military families.The report contains tips and ideas, not edicts and decrees.But the point is that there are solutions here.This is a solvable problem.So today we are setting a national goal--by the year 2014, we want all 50 states to have passed their own legislation to address these licensing issues.And we know it's an ambitious goal.We know it won't be easy to achieve, but we also know that our nation's military families have waited long enough.(applause)And it's also important to note that this isn't just about military spouses.This issue affects our troops.It affects our military children, all of whom are relying on the income of these spouses earn.This affects our schools and our hospitals and our businesses that need those skilled employees.And all of that affects our entire economy--our unemployment rate, our productivity, our competitiveness all around the world.So it's time for us to come together as a country to find some solutions to this problem that has affected so many of our military families for so long.It is time for us to make sure that our military spouses, that their hard work and professional skills are recognized, no matter what state they move to.And we're all willing to do our part to work together to move this issue forward and to provide support for states along the way.That's why, in addition to today's announcement, when our nation's governors gather at the White House in just two weeks, Jill and I are going to make this ask directly.We're going to ask each of the governors to lead the charge on this issue in their state.We're also going to reach out to state legislators across the country, and we're going to ask them to jumpstart the legislative process.The state liaisons here at the Department of Defense will be working nonstop to help these state leaders craft and pass bills that fit their states' needs.In addition, we're going to be asking advocacy groups like the National Military Family Association to engage at a state level to build the kind of grassroots support that will help get this done.And we're going to urge more national professional organizations to follow the lead of the American Bar Association, which actively is encouraging its state affiliates to make licensing accommodations for military spouses.So we are ready to roll up our sleeves and do some heavy lifting on this issue.We are ready to make this happen.And if we can do this, if we can work together so that every state can find its own solution, we'll once again show all of you--our incredible military families--that America has your back.After all, that's exactly what you do for all of us every single day.That's what you do for us.No matter how much we ask of you, no matter what the personal cost, our military families always answer the call.They always do.And today, as we announce this new effort, I'm reminded of a group of military spouses that I met with a few years ago in Kentucky.One woman we were talking to, she choked up as she told me about some of the challenges that she and her family were facing.And I'll never forget what happened next: another military spouse who was sitting there, she jumped in and she said--and this is a quote--she said, “I don't know this woman.I didn't meet her before today, but when she leaves here, she will have my number.And she will be able to call me anytime.She's got the support of this friend right here.” See and I tell that story because that's who military spouses are.That's exactly who they are.That's the life that so many of you here today lead.That is the commitment that you show every single day to your families, to our communities and to our country.And I just want you all to know that you can call on us, and we will answer.We owe it to you and your families who have sacrificed so much.And so to all of the state leaders out there, in this room and beyond, I want to thank you for everything that you've done so far, and I look forward to working with you to finish this job.And to our troops and our military families, I cannot thank you enough for everything you do for this country.We are inspired by you.We are so proud of you, and we are working as hard as we can to serve you as well as you have served this country.Thank you all, God bless, and God bless the United States of America.Thanks, so much.(applause)

第三篇：2012美國第一夫人演講稿

2012美國第一夫人演講稿

When it comes to giving our kids the educaiton they deserve, 孩子們應受到很好的教育，說到這個問題

Barack knows that like me and like so many of you Barack懂得，就像我們中很多人一樣

he never could've attended college without finacial aid 沒有助學貸款他也不可能上大學

And believe it or not, when we were first married 你們相信嗎，在我和他新婚之時

our combined monthly student loan bills were actually higher than our mortgage 我們的助學貸款的壓力甚至遠大于房貸 We were so young, so in love, and so in debt 當時我們那么年輕，那么相愛，還負債累累

And that's why Barack has fought so hard to increase student aid and keep interest rates down, 因此Barack竭盡全力提高助學金額度，同時壓低利息

because he wants every young person to fulfill their promises 他希望讓每一個年輕人都能大展宏圖

and be able to attend college without a mountain of debt 不必為了求學而債臺高筑

So in the end, for Barack, these issues aren't political-they're personal 歸根究底，這些對他來說根本無關政治，推己及人而已

Because Barack knows what it means when a family struggles 他深深知道困難家庭的處境

He knows what it means to want something more for your kids and grandkids 他懂得希望子孫過上好日子是怎樣一種感受

Barack knows the American Dream because he's lived it 他知道什么是美國夢，因為他曾親身經歷

and he wants everyone in this country to have that same opportunity 他希望全國的每一個人都能有同樣的機會

no matter who we are ,or where we're form, or what we look like, or who we love 無論身份、家鄉、種族、信仰和情感

And he believes that when you've worked hard, and done well 他相信當一個人努力奮斗，出人頭地

and walked through that doorway of opportunity 在通過機遇的大門之后

you do not slam it shut behind you, you reach back 不會自私地關上門，而會轉身伸出援手

and you give other folks the same chances that helped you succeed.給予人們共同的機會一起成功

So when people ask me whether being in the White House has changed my husband 如果你要問我白宮這四年是否改變了我的丈夫

I can hoestly say that when it comes to his character, and his convictions, and his heart 我可以坦誠相告，不論是看他的品格，信仰還是內心

Barack Obama is still the same man I fell in love with all those years ago

此時此刻的他仍是彼時彼地我愛上的那個人

He's the same man who started his career by turing down high paying jobs 如今的他還會像當時一樣，拒絕掉高薪工作

and instead working in struggling neighorbhoods where a steel plant had shut down 而深入社區基層，去幫助瀕臨倒閉的鋼廠的職工和家屬

fighting to rebuild those communications and get folks back to work 去重建那樣的社區，幫助人們再度就業

because for Barack, success isn't about how much money you make, 因為對他來說，成功的標準并不是收入

it's about the difference you make in people's lives 而是你對他人生活的積極影響

He's the same man who, when our girls were first born, 他還是那個，當女兒剛降生時，would anxiously check their cribs every few minutes to ensure they were still breathing, 會分分鐘就跑到嬰兒床邊去查看女兒是否還在呼吸的那個父親 proudly showing them off to everynone we knew 會抱著女兒去找所有的熟人顯擺

That's the man who sits down with me and our girls for dinner nearly every night 他至今仍每晚和我跟女兒一起吃晚餐

patiently answering their questions about issues in the news 耐心地回答她們關于新聞和時事的問題

and strategizing about middle school friendships 為她們在學校交朋友的事兒出謀劃算

That's the man I see in those quiet moments late at night, hunched over his desk 每天深夜我都見他在辦公桌旁邊沉默著 poring over the letters people have sent him 翻看著一封封寄給他的信

The letter from the father stuggling to pay his bills 有的信來自艱難謀生維持家用的父親

from the woman dying of cancer whose insurance company won't cover her care 有的信來自被保險公司棄之不管的癌入膏肓的女性

from the young people with so much promise but so few opputunities 有的信來自徒有大志卻懷才不遇的年輕人

I see the concern in his eyes, and I hear the determination in his voice as he tells me 我看到他為此憂心不已，他無比堅定地對我說

you won't believe what there folks are going through, Michelle, it's not right 你無法想象他們過著什么樣的日子，米歇爾，這是不對的

We've got to keep working to fix this, we've got so much more to do 我們必須再接再厲去改變這些，我們做的還遠遠不夠

I see how those stories-our collection of struggles and hopes and dreams 我看到那些故事，那些艱難困苦和那些夢想希望

I see how that's what drives Barack Obama every single day 正是那一切讓奧巴馬每日為之努力

And I didn't think that it was possible, but let me tell you, today, I love my husband even more than I did four years ago 從前的我絕想不到今天我反而比四年前更愛我的丈夫了

even more than I did 23 years ago, when we first met.甚至遠勝于23年前我們相愛之時

Let me tell you why.I love that he's never forgotten how he started.我來告訴你為什么。我愛他因為他不忘本

I love that we can trust Barack to do what he says he's going to do, even when it's hard especially when it's hard 我愛他，因為他會去履行承諾，困難當頭他只會越挫越勇 I love that for Barack, there is no such thing as 'us' and 'them' 我愛他，因為他對人們一視同仁

he doesn't care whether you're a Democrat, a Republican, or none of the above, 從不管你是哪個黨派或者有無黨派

he knows that we all love our country, and he's always ready to listen to good ideas 他知道我們都深愛這個國家，他愿意傾聽，從善如流 he's always looking for the very best in everyone he meets.他愿意去挖掘每個人身上的閃光點

And I love that even in the toughest moments, when we're all sweating it 我愛他，因為在艱難無比，揪心不已的時刻

when we're worried that the bill won't pass, and it seems like all is lost 在法案可能無法通過，一切都可能會重頭再來的時候

Barack never lets himself get distracted by te chatter and the noise 他從不會被四面的楚歌所動搖

Just like his grandmother, he just keeps getting up and moving forward 就像他的祖母一樣，他會重新振作，再度前進 with patience and wisdom, and courage and grace 用他的耐心、智慧、勇氣和氣度

And he reminds me that we were playing a long game here 他總會提醒我我們任重道遠

And that change is hard, and change is slow, and it never happens all at once 變革往往艱難而緩慢，根本無法一蹴而就 But eventually we get there, we always do 但總有一天我們會成功，就如既往的那些勝利

we get there because of folks like my Dad, folks like Barack's grandmather 我們會最終到達彼岸，因為像我的父親，他的祖母 men and women who said to themselves 還有所有像他們一樣的人都對自己承諾

I may not have a chance to fulfill my dreams, but maybe my children will 我沒能實現自己的夢想，但或許我的孩子們可以 maybe my grandchildren will 或許我們的孫輩們可以

So many of us stand here tonight because of their sacrifice, and longing ,and steadfast love 我們今天能站在這里，就歸功于他們的奉獻，渴望和從不動搖的愛

Because time and again, they swallowed their fears and doubts and did what was hard 歸功于他們一次又一次地壓住自己的恐懼和疑惑，艱苦奮斗

So today, when the challenges we face start to seem overwhelming or even impossible 所以當如今我們面對的挑戰似乎艱巨得難以克服

let us never forget that doing impossilble is the history of this nation

請別忘記開創不可能的奇跡正是我們國家的歷史

it is who we are as American, it's how this country was built 美國人就是這樣，我們的國家就是這么建立起來的

And if our parents and grandparents could toil and strggle for us 如果我們的父母先輩可以為了我們而艱苦奮斗

if they could raise beams of steeal to the sky, send a man to the moon 如果他們可以建起摩天大廈，把人類送上月球 and connect the world with the touch of a button 如果他們可以點擊一下按鈕來聯通世界

then surely we keep on sacrificing and building for our own kids and grandkids,right? 那么當然，我們也可以為我們的后代而犧牲自我，努力建設,對吧

And if so many brave men and women could wear our country's uniform 如果那么多英勇的軍人可以穿起戎裝上陣

and sacrifice their lives for our most fundamental rights 為捍衛我們的根本利益犧牲生命

then surely we can do our part as citizens of their great democracy to exercise those rights 那么當然，作為這個民主之國的一份子我們也可以發揮自己的作用

surely, we can get to the polls on Election Day and make our voices heard 當然，我們也可以通過投票，讓我們的呼聲響徹大選之日

If farmers and blacksmiths could win independence from an empire 如果農民和鐵匠都可以從一個帝國中謀求獨立

If immigrants could leave behind everything they knew for a better life on our shores 如果移民們可以放下從前的一切來這里尋求美好的生活 If women could be dragged to jail for seeking the vote 如果婦女冒著牢獄之災也要投票

If a generation could defeat a depression, and define greatness for all time 如果一代人可以打敗大蕭條，成就一番偉業

If a young preacher could lift us to the mountaintop with his righteous dream 如果一位年輕的牧師可以用他的正義理想把我們送上平等之巔

and if proud Americans can be who they are and boldly stand at the alter with who they love 如果美國人民為他們的身份而自豪，為他們所愛的人而勇敢地站在講壇之上

then surely, surely we can give everyone in this country a fair chance at that great American Dream 那么當然，當然，我們可以給人們平等的機會，去實現自己的美國夢 Because in the end, more than anything else 因為當塵埃落定，勝過一切的是

that is the story of this country-the story of unwavering hope grounded in unyielding struggle 這個國家的故事，一個希望不滅，斗志永存的勵志傳說 That is what has make my story, and Barack's story 我的故事，Barack的故事

and so many other American stories possible 和千千萬萬美國人的故事，也因此成真

And let my tell you something that I asy all of this tonight not just as First Lady, and not just as a wife

今天我不僅是第一夫人，也不僅是代表一個妻子

You see, at the end of the day, my most important title is still “mom-in-chief” 每當一天的工作結束，我的身份就只是一個操心的媽

My daughters are still the heart of my heart and the center of my world 我的女兒們仍是我的心頭肉，我世界的中心

But let me tell you today, I have none of those worries from four years ago 但今天，我不再像四年前般顧慮重重

not about whether Barack and I were doing what's best for our girls 不再擔心我和他怎么做才是對孩子們最好的

Because today, I know from experience that if I truly want to leave a better world for my daughters 親身經歷告訴我，如果想給我們的女兒更好的世界 and for all our sons and daughters 給全天下的孩子創造一個美好的世界

if we want to give all our children a foundation for their dreams and opportunities worthy of their promise 如果我們想給他們一個實現夢想的基礎和一展抱負的機遇 if we want to give them that sense of limitless possibility 如果我們想讓他們相信一切皆有可能

that belief that here in America,there is always something better our there if you're willing to work for it

讓他們相信在美國，只要努力就一定能有回報 then we must work like never before 那么我們比任何時候任何人都更加努力 and we must once again come together 我們必須再度團結一致

and stand together for the man we can trust to keep moving this great country forward 去一直支持肩負著你我信任，去領導美國前進的那個男人 my husband, our President, President Barack Obama 我的丈夫，我們的總統，貝克拉奧巴馬

第四篇：“向污染宣戰范文

“向污染宣戰·護碧水藍天”倡議書

全市各界朋友們：

您知道“六·五“世界環境日的由來嗎？1972年6月5日-16日，聯合國在斯德哥爾摩召開人類環境會議，制定了《人類環境宣言》，規定了人類對環境的權利和義務。同年10月，第27屆聯合國大會確定每年的6月5日為“世界環境日”。

2014年6月5日是第43個世界環境日，世界環境日主題為“提高你的呼聲 而不是海平面”。中國區主題是“向污染宣戰”，旨在是展示中國政府鐵腕鐵規治污的堅定決心和應對霧霾等突出環境問題的積極行動。滕州活動主題：“向污染宣戰·護碧水藍天”，讓每一個市民都成為環境保護的倡導者、踐行者、志愿者，自覺節儉消費、倡導綠色消費，共同建設天藍地綠水清的美好家園。

為此，我們向全市社會各界發出倡議：

向污染宣戰，是破解我國生態環境難題的必然選擇。地球只有一個，資源、環境極其寶貴。防止和治理環境污染，是對我們人類自身的保護，是對子孫萬代生存環境的保護。為此我們要立即行動起來，從身邊做起，從小事做起，崇尚環保理念，倡導綠色生活，打擊違法環境行為，避免或減少對環境的破壞，熱愛自然、追求健康、注重環保，節約資源和能源，不造成環境污染，實現可持續消費。

向污染宣戰，就是要做一名綠色理念的倡導者，做綠色生活的踐行者，做一名綠色環保的志愿者。環保生活不是一種能力，而是一種態度，一種生活方式，一種實實在在的行動。我們要以主人翁的姿態，積極響應市委、市政府提出的“生態滕州、美麗滕州”建設目標，自覺履行公民的環保義務和責任，踴躍投身到環保活動中去，按照綠色消費的理念和要求進行生產和消費，攜手抵制有污染的產品，創造一個綠色的世界。

保護環境，任重道遠。我們希望每個人都要積極參與，從自己做起、從家庭做起、從點滴做起，養成節約資源能源、保護生態環境的生活理念和消費模式。爭做環保衛士，對發生在身邊的浪費資源、污染環境現象，敢說敢管，互相監督，協力保護資源、環境，努力營造一個優美的生態環境，共享一種綠色的時尚生活。

全市各界朋友，滕州1485平方公里的土地，是我們過去、現在和未來共有的家園，生態宜居的美好滕州需要你我攜手，共建一個綠色、環保、生態的和諧家園！

第五篇：向形式主義宣戰

編者按：黨的十八大勝利召開后，亮點頻現。而求真務實，反對形式主義，也越來越與信通公司發展的實際緊密結合起來。我們將陸續根據人民網等媒體，編發相應的學習材料供大家學習參考。并不斷付諸新信通新作為的轉型發展中。

向形式主義宣戰

2012年12月07日09:11 來源：湖北日報

向形式主義開火——輕車簡從，精簡會議、改進文風、厲行節約……中央領導的承諾鏗鏘有力。

有內容就會有形式。但片面追求形式而不問實效，就成了形式主義。形式主義是事業的大敵。它阻礙落實、禁錮思想、挫傷積極性、損害黨和政府形象、助長歪風邪氣、敗壞社會風氣，其流弊廣，危害大，歷來被人民群眾深惡痛絕。

形式主義重在包裝和表演。有的人把理論詞句背得滾瓜爛熟，把口號喊得震天響，卻鮮有實際行動。有的人好大喜功善秀，謀劃事情都是為了給別人“看”。有的人熱衷于以會議落實會議，以文件落實文件，就是不研究解決實際問題。有的人講話空洞無物，又臭又長，只是為了拉開架勢唬人，或是為了應付時事。

形式主義的病根，一者名利作祟，二者庸懶散奢使壞。“政績工程”、“面子工程”、“爛尾工程”輪番上演，無不是其釀成的惡果。唯上、唯書，不唯實，對群眾疾苦漠不關心，就會鉆營花架子、玩弄虛架子，得過且過，一事無成。

不愿動真功、用實功、下硬功，總以虛火、虛功、虛招忽悠折騰，敷衍塞責，焉能不貽誤科學發展、跨越式發展的大好時機？

形式主義具有寄生性，它緊緊依附于權力。一些不必要的送往迎來，一些貌似正確的空話套話，一些勞民傷財的剪彩慶典，之所以大行其道，往往是因為迎奉權勢。形式主義具有頑固性，它有自己的特殊土壤。有的人嘗到了形式主義的甜頭，則對它難舍難分。有的人最初也反感形式主義，后來卻慢慢被它侵蝕、同化。形式主義不除，理想、事業的大廈之基就難以堅如磐石。

黨風決定政風，政風影響民風。中央政治局作出的改進作風的八項規定，為我們做出了表率。我們每一位黨員干部都要警醒，對形式主義斷然說不、決然宣戰。