Sentence examples for be intransigent with from inspiring English sources

"We will be intransigent with any act of corruption and abuse," he said.

Openly backed ahead of the election by the country's military and by prominent religious leaders, Mr Keita will face strong internal pressure to be intransigent with the Tuareg secessionists of the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) which most Malians blame for the crisis.

He was very cross with Juncker for telling EU business leaders to be "intransigent" in their dealings with British companies.

In his dealings with other politicians George showed himself throughout his reign to be intransigent and obstinate, and he often confused his own personal feelings with the public welfare.

Should the G.O.P. enter into yet another budget showdown with Mr. Obama in which they appear to be intransigent, eager to slash spending programs for the poor and determined to secure tax breaks for the rich?

"Angela Merkel is wrong to be intransigent.

Bristol may have been intransigent in the talks with the RFU, but the union announcing the appointment of someone whose resignation had not been accepted and without giving Bristol warning does not smack of good governance.

But it seems like everyone is intransigent now — and I believe technology has a lot to do with that.

Wheelwright was intransigent, however, and not interested in any reconciliation, so the court continued with its course.

By definition, this oversight lumped her in with the furnishings that were staying put, and the buyer was intransigent.

Sure, House Republicans have been intransigent, but Obama could have isolated them, building a governing center-left majority with an unorthodox agenda.