We re sorry to keep you We re sorry you have to go through this .

and otherwise annoying our beloved Never mind all that!

Sorry we roughed you up.

Sorry to have awakened you. Good night Good night.

We deeply regret this.

Sorry for offending you.

It's nothing to be unfortunate about.

I regret that we must decline your offer, sir.

We're sorry but this video is no longer available.

sorry, not this year, we're broke.

We deplore the further deterioration of the situation in Liberia. We regret the lack of progress towards disarmament, demobilization and general elections.

As I have said, we regret that it came about as a result of massacres.

No. Everythings just fine. Im sorry we woke you up.

We regret and condemn all actions taken against relief personnel.

We regret that this has come about and that in some societies there is a sense of being adrift.

As for him, I suppose you can pity a man who has to buy a woman... to keep from living with himself.

We deplore its weak capacity to respond to grave human rights violations.

We regret the loss of life and attacks on the peace keeping force.

We also welcome the de facto moratorium on nuclear testing although we regret the one exception.

We regret, however, the failure of the Conference to agree on the setting up of the office of high commissioner for human rights.

We regret this and await the explanations which the Secretariat will surely provide us with here.

But we regret that the summit was not able to finalize the Council's modalities.

We regret that the occasion of a solemn commemoration was exploited by Libya to make totally unacceptable accusations.

Too crazy, too clever, too tricky.

We regret the politicization of many United Nations activities, in particular in the area of human rights.

We regret, however, the exclusion of certain Muslim countries from participating in the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR).

We regret this and wish to reiterate our willingness to continue to examine this question in the coming months.

We regret the threats by certain countries to withdraw their troops from the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) if the embargo is lifted.

So very easy, and so very degrading.

So happy.

So melancholy, so joyless.

We may deplore the migration of topics to the Security Council that we think should be dealt with instead by the General Assembly.

We regret, however, that no real consultations took place with those Member States which are not in the Security Council.

Consequently, we can only regret the failure of the preparatory process for the Conference as regards the adoption of the agenda.

However, we regret the widespread adverse effects the Liberian war has had on the territory of neighbouring countries.

Even as we regret the terrible situations in some parts of the world, we can only be heartened by developments elsewhere.

That is unfortunate, given that the Mauritius Strategy means so much to small island developing States, their Governments and their peoples.

However, we regret that there does not now exist a comprehensive regime for the protection of the Antarctic environment which would serve the interests of all mankind.

We regret that recent attempts to get the two parties to the conflict to agree on the implementation of the peace plan made no headway.

Yes.

Very nice.

So appealing, so dangerous, so lovely to look at.

However, we regret the recurrence of violence, which, if it is not addressed satisfactorily, may have serious repercussions for the transitional arrangements.

Now, as you can imagine, this is fairly controversial whether or not this is brilliant or just ridiculous.

There are too few Tibetans, and too many Chinese.