Sentence examples for It laments from inspiring English sources

It laments that only one member of the government's detention panel need have legal experience.

It laments a serious shortcoming in "religious and belief literacy" among media professionals.

It laments the political interference that has blocked attempts to prosecute the culprits and retrieve their loot.

It laments the impossible dream of mutually supportive but very different cultures seeing eye to eye about social change.

It laments that society is divided, Kuwait's oil wealth has been pillaged thanks to corruption, the justice system is unfair, and human rights are neglected.

It laments the "distressing human cost" involved, including loneliness, isolation and upset for those affected and a greater caring burden for their families.

Mr. Romney "wouldn't do it," lamented Mr. Gross.

But as much as it lamented the practice and tried to raise prices, it found consumers were resistant.

But it lamented that public opinion may affect what it coyly called "judicial independence" in the case of Ms Wu.

But it lamented "incomplete identification of the nature and extent of the threats to independence and objectivity".

He did not enjoy it, lamenting happier days with Real and Hungary when goals were easier to come by.