In October, for example, a video surfaced of Ted Cruz stammering through an answer about the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (Cisa), a bill deplored by privacy advocates which passed the Senate less than a week later (like the rest of the Republican hopefuls in the Senate, Cruz did not vote on it).
In the book, the Wrights said they "deplore the passing of the American farm kitchen," and they advocated an efficient, eat-in kitchen "not only as a place to dine, but as a center of family living".
In August the UN General Assembly overwhelmingly passed a resolution that deplored the Security Council's failure to act.
Network officials say they have no reason to doubt the episode occurred, and a regional journalists' association passed a resolution deploring it.
He deplored a "disposition to change everything in Scotland to an English model . . .
All this has been widely, if a little dutifully, deplored.
Liberals deplored a raid led by AAP's law minister on Ugandan women accused of prostitution.
But the LLRC's report deplored a breakdown of the law in Sri Lanka.
ECB Vice President Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, in a June 19 speech, deplored this discrepancy.
GPs reported, and deplored, a lack of these collaborative relationships for 7.6% of patients.
Although he entered parliament on the 1979 wave of Thatcherism - and, years later, deplored the manner of her passing - he would not go along with the acolytes who tried to turn her creed into a political religion.
