Exemples d'utilisation de To be deplored en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Mayor's conduct is to be deplored.
Equally to be deplored is the inadequacy of the human resources devoted to the detection of cases of abuse or neglect.
The reported congratulations sent by Iran and Libya to Hamas terrorists after the bombing attacks were also to be deplored.
Deplore what is to be deplored.
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Those deaths are, of course, to be deplored, but the number, relative to the total of 600,000 returnees,was lower than had been feared.
What is the most to be deplored?
It is a calamity deeply to be deplored that men should thus put the form in the place of the power, but they have always been doing so.
The dozens of deaths in each convoy are to be deplored.
Such acts need to be deplored because they are calculated to negate the hard-won gains of the peace process that has inched its way forward amid overwhelming odds.
Per day two fire-dead are to be deplored in Germany.
Unfortunately, even fatal accidents subsequent to electric arcs are to be deplored.
This mistake was all the more to be deplored inasmuch as the modularization of services was essential and the error led to a discourse which, bolstered by the blunders that had been committed, consisted in not wishing to change any aspect of a system that satisfied very few people.
In this well-honed mechanics,a large aberration remains to be deplored.
The Holocaust must not be reduced to a monstrous criminal act to be deplored and then forgotten.
The position of the Japanese Government that only national legislation and constitutional provisions, and not the Covenant, could be cited before the courts was thus to be deplored.
Nuclear testing by any nation is to be deplored.
Such loss of hIGHly trained women to science is obviously to be deplored.
The Holocaust cannot be reduced to a monstrous criminal act to be deplored and then forgotten.
Before ending I would like to recall the beautiful essay of Carmine Di Sante published in 1985,twenty years after Nostra Aerate, in Rassegna di Teologia, above all the quotation which farms: The Holocaust cannot be reduced to a monstrous criminal act to be deplored and then forgotten.
And even if a thorough instruction and a careful Sacramental Confession should precede Holy Communion,which does not everywhere occur, still the loss of first innocence is always to be deplored and might have been avoided by reception of the Eucharist in more tender years.
The unsatisfactory progress on this issue is expected to be deplored.
The Iraqi conflict was not for the Pope“a war” to be deplored.
On this subject Gregory Baum writes:"The Holocaust must not be reduced to a monstrous criminal act to be deplored and then forgotten.
Mental illness even today is all too frequently regarded as a crime to be punished, a sin to be expiated, a possessing demon to be exorcised, a disgrace to be hushed up,a weakness of personality to be deplored, or a welfare problem to be cared for as cheaply as possible.