It is a matter of regret that the UN Security Council has forfeited authority.

However, we must still regret the excessively low number of follow up convictions that these reports have resulted in.

We shall be sorry to lose you.

It is not, as the rapporteur rightly pointed out, the correct way in which to work and does not make for good relations between these institutions.

These are all indeed serious challenges and if we must be grateful that things have gone as well as they have, we must nonetheless be concerned that greater progress has not been made.

It would be easy to do something we will regret.

We can only lament the fact that we were never heeded and our suggestions never taken up or even considered.

It is regrettable that there are organisations and people who are saying nothing or simply regretting the deaths as if they were the result of a road traffic accident.

We must not simply express our regret about this step, we also need to consider what we can do to strengthen Peru' s democratic institutions.

I think we're going to regret this.

We deeply regret this.

Sadly, it seems that, too often, when we brief the Council, we have to begin by lamenting the losses caused by new heinous acts of terrorism.

Yet we already regret certain weaknesses.

We can only regret the hypocrisy of European policies.

And we've never had any trouble so far, have we?

You'll be sorry, putting us to all this trouble.

At any rate we cannot feel sorry to have come so far.

To regret the world is to regret the devil that is my conclusion.

Many of us regret that such a stimulus was needed.

We do welcome the fact that some steps forward have been taken, but our predominant feeling is one of dissatisfaction at what has not been done, at the failure to achieve full liberalisation for household users too.

We've got to engage, we've got to educate, and we've got to have dialogue.

However, more women working is not enough, Mr President, as the van Velzen report makes plain.

Mr President, we are all bound to regret the breakdown of the peace process that President Pastrana pushed forwards with so much political courage at the beginning of his mandate.

Regret?

Say na you go come to regret

And with pleasure, we will all see who will be the one to regret.

We do not want just to cry over more deaths or lament further destruction.

All we can do is lament the indifference shown by the major international institutions.

So we need to know...we need to ask ourselves...Who gains from this?

Now, I'll miss the 10,000, all right, but I'll miss you, too, honey.

And we've never looked back.

You'll regret that!

You're going to regret this.

You're going to regret this.

I'm going to regret this.

She's going to regret this.

He's going to regret this.

Tom is going to regret it.

I am starting to regret this

Bermuda Triangle, here we come! Well, what are we going to do? I don't know.

You'll be sorry for this.

Listen, now you'll regret this...

He'll be sorry for this.

I'll get even with you for this.

You may be sorry.