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When asked how regrettable it was that the issue had still not been finalised four years after Fifa's executive committee voted for Qatar, Platini said: "It's not regrettable for me.

"You can always find something regrettable that was said or indicated how somebody might be thinking.

I guess we'll see this morning quite how regrettable Mathews' decision was.

It would be regrettable if that debate was stifled.

"Very regrettable" – a decade ago, that is how British Airways described an increase in its fuel surcharge.

It is regrettable that China has not fully understood how the relationship between Japanese central and local governments functions, nor how private property is secured, due to the differences between the two countries.

It is regrettable that her death makes us look at current debates and realize how far women still have to go to achieve equality in so many areas.

At a time when the United Nations is discussing how to contain the threat posed to international security by autonomous weapons, it is regrettable that a prestigious institution like KAIST looks to accelerate the arms race to develop such weapons.

But Shepherd said it was regrettable that a small number of the theatre staff felt they had had to contact the CQC about how they were supported at work.

"It is regrettable that Anthony chose this course," he said.

"It's very regrettable that it's come to this.