Examples of using Lamentable in English and their translations into Greek
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It is lamentable that opposition by third parties is permitted.
It is lamentable that the Commission should succumb to the lobbyists' activities.
It is lamentable that we have not yet learned how to consciously originate circumstances.
Everything that is not along this path, is a lamentable waste of time.
The crisis is… an indictment of the[EU] for its lamentable failure to handle Ankara's membership bid positively," the Financial Times editorialised this week.
This may be lamentable, just as it is lamentable that all must die,
one has to emphasize the lamentable performance of the Spanish“Left,” as always playing the role of his majesty's loyal opposition.
I think this is most lamentable, and indeed it is a slap in the face for the 80 million poor in the European Union.
Most lamentable of all is the fact that women cannot benefit fully even from fundamental rights.
But the unemployed Cuban workers in Key West were in a lamentable state of misery,
However, the scale of the disaster in Haiti is lamentable and its effects are still highly visible a year on from the earthquake.
Fenner Brockway, after his lamentable capitulation to Maxton,
It is lamentable that the Catholic priests have destroyed so many documents
never surpassed in the dark, lamentable catalogue of human crime.
After all the full title of the of the play is called the most excellent and lamentable tragedy of Romeo and Juliet.
It is to wage war against a monstrous tyranny, never surpassed in the dark, lamentable catalogue of human crime.
What the Council has achieved so far through its closer cooperation with the European supervisory authorities is lamentable.
It was lamentable that Germany's Merkel, in particular, was quick to categorically denounce Iran for the rocket attack.
was lamentable.
To wage war against a monstrous tyranny never surpassed in the whole dark, lamentable catalogue of human crime.