The judge concluded: "Regrettably, but inevitably, this must raise the question whether any statement in the certificates on an issue concerning the mistreatment of Mr Mohamed can be relied on, especially when the issue is whether contemporaneous communications to the Security Services about such mistreatment should be revealed publicly.
"This issue was regrettably politicized some 20 or so years ago, and we are in the process of taking some of the politics out, reducing the noise, and focusing on the challenge and on the potential solutions," Curbelo said Tuesday.
She then looked deeper into the question and reported back that she "spoke to another person who handles these issues and regrettably, she is getting questions about deregistering.
At the time, Celebrity Cruise Line issued a statement saying, "Regrettably, there is very little a cruise line, a resort or a hotel can do to prevent someone from committing suicide".
The federal appeals court reached the right result, but regrettably, it ducked the issue at the heart of the case, which turns on the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Regrettably, at times it is overlooked in a rush to action on an emotional issue like Darfur.
These triggered a significant volume of calls to the call centres, which in turn created further issues; including some patients spending a regrettably long time waiting for transport".
The builders have a point, regrettably.
Judge Henderson, who had wanted a much faster turn-around after the December argument, said that the delay in issuing the decision "regrettably has ill-served the strong public interest in election law clarity and stability".
Regrettably, the bill's reauthorization has been stalled in the House by political wrangling over a separate issue of victims' reproductive rights.
Regrettably, he avoids applying his enviable mind to the real question, which is why he and so many other brilliant people could generate so much persuasive error on such a crucial issue.
