The phrase "authority intractable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where authority is difficult to manage or change, often implying a stubbornness or rigidity in the exercise of power.
Example: "The committee faced an authority intractable, making it challenging to implement any reforms."
Alternatives: "unyielding authority" or "rigid authority".
The earlier film was about the collision between repressive religious orthodoxy and pagan sexual spiritualism, and this one posits an equally schematic conflict between the liberating power of pure imagination and the intractable authority of the market and the state.
But China's second condition raises what many experts say is the more intractable issue: the authority of the Vatican over the appointment of bishops and other vital church activities.
But tyranny is not only a cause, but a symptom of more intractable problems, with tyrannical authority often replaced by a vacuum of authority.
As hundreds of students protested Sunday within the walled compound of Tehran University, riot police officers surrounded the campus, raising the prospect of yet another violent confrontation between the authorities and protesters in this increasingly intractable conflict.
ATHENS — With euro zone finance ministers set to resume talks on Greece's intractable debt on Tuesday, the authorities in Athens scrambled Monday to sign off on measures intended to satisfy the outstanding demands of the country's foreign lenders.
The stories of the Italian residents are part of a long and seemingly intractable problem faced by the authorities at Guantánamo: how to find homes for cleared prisoners who cannot be repatriated?
Nor are state authorities keen to take on responsibility for something as murkily intractable as urban government.Because it became notorious, East St Louis in the end demanded the state's attention.
How that is done, and who gets authority over someone else's fate, can embroil families and friends in intractable disputes that sometimes end up in court.
The gender equality duty will play a crucial role in getting public authorities to consider what they will need to do to change the historically intractable pattern of violence against women.
He said: "In this very difficult and intractable area charities are very best placed to to be frontline providers for local authorities".
