Sentence examples for an intractable issue for from inspiring English sources

Getting a hold on Chicago's violent crime long has been an intractable issue for its mayors, including Emanuel.

On abortion (always the go-to for an intractable issue) one formulation that has had some success (and is supported by this newspaper) is the idea that abortion should be "safe, legal, and rare".

Such collaboration and partnership is absolutely essential for tackling such an intractable issue in a sustainable way.

It's an intractable issue and needs as much attention as it's getting.

Since starting his job as secretary of state in February, Mr Kerry has devoted most of his energy to the Middle East and has also indicated climate change is a priority for him - two intractable issues for different reasons.

She made the Beijing declaration 20 years ago that "human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights," and has tirelessly followed through on the most intractable issues for women that will raise up all of humanity.

Mr. Blair, who accepted the job of Middle East envoy for the United States, Europe, Russia and the United Nations this summer, said he had been subjected to flack from friends for taking on a seemingly intractable issue.

But the violence has also underscored a more intractable issue: as Spain's economy prospers, its demand for unskilled labor is rising apace with resistance to integrating the laborers, most of them North African.

Since becoming secretary of state, Mr. Kerry has worked to jump-start the peace process, embracing a seemingly intractable issue.

"Program violence has been and continues to be a persistent and intractable issue at the city jail," Mr. Abady said.

which belongs to the second part of the Hilbert 16th problem, is known as a hot but intractable issue.