Esimerkkejä Also regrettable käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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These events are also regrettable for the European Union.
His absence has been the subject of criticism,and it is also regrettable.
It is also regrettable that the EU still needs to find a role.
The lack of investment, which you have already mentioned, Commissioner, is also regrettable.
It is also regrettable that the smaller groups are not involved in the negotiations.
The European Commission's lack of consistency over energy as well as farming subsidies is also regrettable.
It is also regrettable that we too, with our bombing, are killing people in this war.
On environmental and consumer protection there areno individual rights for the public, and it is also regrettable that the right to asylum is not established as an individual right for third country nationals.
It is also regrettable that adequate compensation for these regions has not been found at Union level.
Portugal, as everyone knows, has already exceeded the planned reduction by more than 40%,which is also regrettable, since there are countries that have not only failed to achieve reductions but have even increased their fishing capacity.
It is thus also regrettable that Canada is still trying to fight this European legislation through the WTO.
The role of France in this matter is also regrettable, as it preferred military intervention to persisting with diplomatic channels.
It is also regrettable and violent when Islamic radicals adopt this same dogged adherence to ingrained traditions.
I find this not only astonishing, but also regrettable, since all I am asking for is a better assessment in order to avoid duplication in legislation.
It is also regrettable indeed that, despite considerable amounts of European aid, economic and social development is stagnating.
I see that as interesting, but also regrettable, for this makes it quite plain how the high-flown utterances of Heads of State or Government contrast with the austerity of their actions.
It is also regrettable that the Council's position makes no mention of biological limit values and measuring methods.
It is also regrettable, for example, that, if crucial information is not provided, a contract will still exist one year on.
It is also regrettable that the Commission has not taken the time for a prior open consultation of all stakeholders.
It is also regrettable if the Irish presidency is being forced and pressurised into finding some agreement on this during its term of office.
It is also regrettable that the report calls on the Member States to deal with a number of matters that should be handled at national level.
It is also regrettable that it appeared impossible to use the laboratories in question for quality control from the point of view of preventing health risks for the users.
It is also regrettable that this debate has taken such a hysterical tone in certain parts of Europe, fuelled by some of the London-based media in particular.
It is also regrettable that these days, governments have to prove their worth at home by the extent to which they manage to prevent the rest of Europe from doing something.
It is also regrettable that the proposal for a regulation no longer provides a period of grace for young farmers, as was the case during the 2000-2006 programme.
It is also regrettable that our proposal to repeal the Stability Pact and replace it with a new Strategy for Solidarity, Development and Social Progress was rejected.
It is also regrettable that Baltic cooperation, which is important, has in a way fallen outside the Northern Dimension, in spite of the fact that Baltic cooperation is an essential part of that dimension.
It is also regrettable that the amendments tabled by the Greens and the GUE/NGL group, which were taken directly from the Rasmussen draft report, were not adopted during the plenary vote.
It is also regrettable that the draft Constitutional Treaty has shown a lack of development and innovation as regards deepening the economic union, in contrast to a number of its provisions in other fields.
It is also regrettable that China has chosen not to propose Kashgar as a world heritage site despite its unique status, as this would allow UNESCO to become involved in the process of redevelopment.