In the "regrettable event" that any major publisher refused to join such a scheme, he suggests that one option would be for Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, to act as a backstop regulator, though he does not recommend this.
She listed a pattern of regrettable events last school year, including the Web site fiasco, an insulting caption in the yearbook and catcalls during a female student's election speech.
It was one in a series of regrettable events and choices that brought out the relentless self-questioner in him.
Nobody is filmed in a studio, musing maturely on wild or regrettable events; what compels Kapadia are reports from the front line — Winehouse in full blaze at a jazz club, swooping into a volley of scat, or, at the butt end of her career, sitting down onstage in Belgrade, soused and spent, not caring to perform, in front of fifty thousand fans.
A spokesman for the French Foreign Ministry said France extended its condolences for the "tragic and regrettable events that led to the death of at least 26 Pakistani soldiers" and called for co-operation with the Pakistani government in addition to lending support for an inquiry into the facts behind the incident.
These regrettable events illustrate why this is so.
Such an understanding had a profound influence on behavior: sexuality was without stigma, marriage was considered no less holy than celibacy, divorce was considered a regrettable but tolerable event.
Gen. Eric Tremblay, a spokesman for the NATO-led force, called the event a "regrettable incident" and promised an investigation.
With respect, Mr. Mayor, you don't understand: devastation, in the world according to Tony Scott, is less a regrettable by-product of events than their raison d'être.
However, despite primary lip repair, a regrettable or unsatisfactory outcome often results when the patient becomes an adult.
