Sentence examples for acknowledged regret from inspiring English sources

In January 1997 Germany and the Czech Republic signed a document of reconciliation in which Germany acknowledged regret for its treatment of Czechs during the Nazi era, and the Czech Republic expressed remorse for Czechoslovakia's expulsion of some three million Germans from the Sudeten region following World War II.

"I needed every one of those to be out in the world," she says, acknowledging regret over being obliged to sell some of her favorites.

WASHINGTON — Judge Sonia Sotomayor completed her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, acknowledging regret for having said that a "wise Latina" judge could decide a case better than a white man while defending her role in a case involving New Haven firefighters in which she was reversed by the Supreme Court.

Mr. Dubin acknowledged some regret over Martek's decision to aggressively expand its production capabilities.

Three years ago a special report in The Economist acknowledged, with regret, that the CSR movement had won the battle of ideas.

Based on Tett's account, most former members of the Morgan derivatives squad haven't acknowledged similar regret.

The families, having suffered such dreadful loss, were plunged into a legal system which, Judge acknowledged with regret, had been "unbearable, dispiriting and prolonged".

In his speech in Cairo, President Obama acknowledged with regret the U.S. role "in the overthrow of a democratically elected Iranian government" in 1953.

Still, in this particular instance, Mrs. Clinton's team has acknowledged some regrets.

Cerci acknowledged his regrets at having "thrown away so many years" and credited Ventura for saving his career.

He acknowledged some regrets, but mostly in the way a nervous job applicant might say his biggest weakness is that he works too hard.