Examples of using Very regrettable in English and their translations into Finnish
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We also found it very regrettable that the final Commission proposal for a directive took no account of education,
I find it very regrettable that there are those here who were not big enough to take a forward-looking view of history,
It is therefore very regrettable that the European Parliament
I find it very regrettable that the Commission should have so few of them,
I think this is very regrettable, because, as it has been stated here before,
which is very regrettable.
do not have a say on this and this is very regrettable.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(DE) Mr President, I think that that is very regrettable, to put it mildly.
I think that is very regrettable.
which was very regrettable both for the author himself and his listeners.
This vote confirms that the Eurostat affair is a very regrettable exception to the generally sound financial management of the budget of the European Communities.
skill demonstrated in the response to the demands of the European citizens in relation to the recent and very regrettable disaster in Central Europe.
Mr President, I certainly share the desire of the Chairman of the Committee on International Trade that this very regrettable development in the negotiations should be a temporary halt,
It is very regrettable that the EU and Russia have not as yet got round to negotiating arrangements for the new agreement between them.
This is why I find it very regrettable that we in our Parliament treat this issue so shoddily.
That is why it is very regrettable that the Commission has succumbed to the pressure from part of the industry.
let me say at the outset that I find it very regrettable that this House has not made use of one of the options available to us.
That is quite clear to every citizen in Europe and the lack of success in this respect is very regrettable.
It is very regrettable that the momentum imparted by the European Parliament at first reading to the protection of our water resources has been dissipated by the doubling of the list of hazardous substances subject to control
I think it is very regrettable that this matter- which, in the age of globalisation and world travel,