And another regrettable thing about death.
The national debate you rightly urge must include the role of diplomacy -- including the regrettable state of affairs where financing for foreign affairs has been cut by 30percentt in real terms since the mid-1980's, to the point where today only one penny of every dollar in the federal budget goes to the crucial, preventive role diplomacy can play before the use of force becomes relevant.
The solution to this regrettable state of affairs, said Stanton, was a relatively simple one: push women and their superior morals into the public world.
That regrettable state of affairs wasn't helped by the decision of some dastardly Austrians to pack dynamite into the house where the happy couple would return as husband and wife.
This neglect of sounds is at times a regrettable state of affairs, as sounds are not only an important element of the perceptual scene but are also philosophically idiosyncratic in many intriguing ways; in particular, their temporal and spatial unfolding, as presented in perception, has interesting metaphysical and epistemological aspects.
(A regrettable state of affairs, to some).
It's a regrettable state of affairs, since marine life has long suffered at the hands of the energy industry and Putin's gambit only stands to exacerbate long-standing contamination.
Seen this way, the Derbyshire affair is regrettable, but hardly anomalous, or even unpredictable.
Views also coincided on the patriotism of former CIA director David Petraeus and that his resignation after revelations of an extramarital affair was regrettable but necessary.
The fact that ornithology, like archeology and butterfly-collecting, has often served as a cover for espionage and other extraterritorial political activity constitutes, in his opinion, a regrettable subordination of the affairs of birds to those of men and a distasteful violation of the rules of proportion.
These factors alone justify Theresa May's verdict on the affair as "extremely regrettable", but it is worse than that.
