Examples of using Deeply regrettable in English and their translations into Danish
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of the current French co-presidency of the Union for the Mediterranean(UfM), should have spoken in this debate today; their absence is deeply regrettable.
This is deeply regrettable, because very many Europeans,
which would be deeply regrettable.
Which is deeply regrettable.
remains deeply regrettable.
In my view, failure by Turkey to come to terms with its past, including the 1915 Armenian genocide and the blockade of the Republic of Armenia, is deeply regrettable.
I find it deeply regrettable to see it continually wrongly classified in practically all indicators relating to these subjects.
It is deeply regrettable that for many transport users in Ireland,
it is deeply regrettable that Morocco will not deliver on its stated commitments to the terms of the UN settlement plan.
It is deeply regrettable that the United Nations Security Council has not been able to bring about such disarmament despite 17 resolutions since 1991
I recognize that because of the timing of this deeply regrettable catastrophe, it could not be included in this motion for a resolution.
it is shameful and deeply regrettable that now, just as so many other international problems begin to approach a solution,
Finally, it is deeply regrettable that President Kirchner in Argentina has chosen to divert attention away from domestic politics
and I find that deeply regrettable, all the more so because'Marco Polo II' is a programme that has already proven itself to be effective.
are deeply regrettable in the light of the aim of achieving a level playing field by 31 December 1992
This of course is deeply regrettable and completely unacceptable.""So
I find it deeply regrettable that the regulation we have adopted today will include no ban on drivers being paid according to the distances travelled
It is deeply regrettable that the Commission has still not come forward with the promised initiatives highlighted again
It is deeply regrettable that a majority in Parliament has voted in favour of the liberalisation of international rail transport from 1 January 2006
This of course is deeply regrettable and completely unacceptable.