Significados de deeply regrettable en inglés

In a statement the composer, John Adams, called the decision deeply regrettable.

This incident, while deeply regrettable, is in a different category.

To get torpedoed because of the Smith saga is deeply regrettable to say the least.

A poor choice, our actions are deeply regrettable.

The newspaper apologised for publishing the cartoon which it said was a deeply regrettable error in judgement.

He told the Record the bullets were "a horrific incitement to violence and deeply regrettable".

Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar said the industrial action and disruption to Bus Éireann passengers is deeply regrettable.

The same procedures were not followed and ' deeply regrettable and completely unacceptable mistakes' were made by the department.

Alleged bullying and racism from the audience at Tonga's Heilala beauty pageant is deeply regrettable, pageant organisers say.

Cameron said: In terms of the artist, the disabled person you mention, that was clearly a deeply regrettable episode.

Any sudden death on a farm is deeply regrettable, but the loss of a child represents an unmitigated disaster.

The U.S. embassy called it a " deeply regrettable" move that ran counter to a 2012 agreement on detainees.

This is deeply regrettable.

That a young person who raised a concern about harm was not heard and did not receive support is deeply regrettable.

The country's main teaching unions have both described the plan to overhaul the Junior Cert examination as " deeply regrettable".

It is deeply regrettable that this industrial dispute involving public health practitioners employed in the health service has continued for over eight weeks.