The issues, though, remain intractable and unrelenting.
That did not satisfy critics, who said the church was continuing to sidestep the most sensitive and intractable issues that the scandal had raised.
Can it continue, given the seemingly intractable issues and rancor between player and owner?
It has also highlighted how Corsica continues to be an intractable problem for French governments.
The army is thought to be resistant to making any concessions to India while the two sides continue to disagree on intractable disputes, in particular the status of the disputed former princely state of Kashmir.
Aznar's PP won a landslide election victory in April 2000, but it continued to face such intractable problems as the relationship between the regions and the state, Gibraltar's status as a British colony, and the seemingly eternal scourge of Basque terrorism.
As long as we continue to build these intractable and insurmountable walls between us to make these distinctions, we will continue to have intellectual apparatus that allows us to make wars and that allows to dominate, exploit and destroy others.
Those who start out poor not only continue to hit "normal" intractable barriers to greater economic opportunities, they also have to deal with persistent, almost undetectable discrimination - at least undetectable to the people doing the discriminating..
The paper, under the political guidance of David Seymour, has remained firmly supportive of Labour's domestic policies and its European enthusiasms, but it has maintained an intractable hostility over both the prosecution of the Iraqi war and the continuing conflict.
W. Norton) and a chapbook, "A Field Guide to the Intractable" (Small Anchor Press), are included, considers the showcase indicative of poetry's continuing omnipresence.
