Sentence examples for lamentable decision from inspiring English sources

The Russian Foreign Ministry twisted the knife by expressing "deep regret" at the "particularly lamentable" decision.

That recount was cut short by the Supreme Court's lamentable decision in Bush v. Gore.

It was, as a Times Op-Ed said, a "lamentable" decision, and also a ludicrous one.

Mr. Ravi's lamentable decision not to speak at the sentencing hearing added to the tragedy's haunting force.

The decision compensates, at least in part, for the White House's lamentable decision two months ago to reject stricter health standards for smog.

Still fresh in our minds is the Senate's lamentable decision to abandon comprehensive energy and climate legislation that the House had passed the year before with considerable political fortitude.

It's possible, verging on probable, that some of the lamentable five-to-four decisions of the past twenty years would have turned out differently.

Cândido Grzybowski, a member of the Social Forum's steering committee, called the decision "lamentable".

Laarman also castigates the Obama Administration for retreating from the Medicare proposal, citing a Boston Globe editorial that calls the decision "lamentable".

This Article argues that wherever you stand on pleading whether you think the federal litigation system is wildly overburdened with frivolous suits, or whether you think the role of pleading should be further purified to eliminate its screening function entirely you should find these recent decisions lamentable.

Addressing reporters after the hearing, Mr. Kerviel's lawyer, David Koubbi, called the judge's decision a "lamentable injustice".