Clinton has since expressed regret for not doing more to prevent the genocide in Rwanda, but when Clinton did decide to intervene in Somalia the result was not a very successful one.
Mr. Halderman also expressed regret for what he did.
Just as many respondents expressed regret for something they had done as those who felt regret for something they had not done.
He felt good, he told reporters; and better still now that the Alabama House had expressed regret for what had been done to him.
David Cameron expressed regret for it in 2013, as did Theresa May last week.
Asked to clarify his remarks during media day, Flacco expressed regret for using the term, but did not back down from his belief that the game should not be held in a cold-weather city unless the stadium has a roof.
In her first press conference as a presidential candidate on Monday, Harris said she took responsibility for decisions she made a prosecutor and expressed regret for not being able to do more in certain cases she was involved in.
The United States acknowledged errors in that episode and expressed regret for the loss of life but did not hold any service members accountable.
O'Neal has more recently expressed regret for those moves, saying, as he did in 2002, that the firm had moved too far, too fast.
John Paulk, a one-time Focus on the Family star who was once featured on the cover of Newsweek as "ex-gay," said he is gay and expressed regret for the harm his work had done.
Pollard, however, has never expressed regret for, or even acknowledged, damaging American intelligence, and he did not apply for parole when he was eligible.
