In fact, his hopes were in vain; all that he deplored then was repeated in detail in 2002.
Official reports routinely deplored the indifference of urban employers.
This last was a development generally welcomed by the left as an extension of pluralism, and less often deplored as an effect of populist nationalism.
One of the most significant was the cultural nationalists' insistence that national distinctiveness should be celebrated and encouraged, not deplored.
The authors deplored that the published material was not scientifically relevant enough to reach any conclusions.
But some new pronunciations mean that word-play and rhyme disappear and this loss is surely to be deplored.
While social politics was often fashionably deplored, it was a fact of eighteenthcentury political life.
Many authors have deplored the state of our knowledge of certain parasite taxa.
