The initiative is, in his words, "a more focused effort on boys and young men of color who are having a particularly tough time," and it has served as perhaps the purest distillation of how the first black president in our nation's history navigates the ever-intractable question of race.
Yes, Egyptians have internal problems with their government and inter-Arab problems with their neighbours, but these problems are made ever more intractable by American intervention.
Mortgages in southern Europe and Ireland are typically variable-rate, whereas fixed-rate housing finance prevails in Germany and France.More important, the predicament of Greece, where public debt is now forecast by the European Commission to reach 158% of GDP by the end of the year, looks ever more intractable.
But even if high-level negotiation can be hurriedly restarted, the issues that proved insoluble before the precise splitting of sovereignty in East Jerusalem, the right of Palestinian refugees to return, the location of the Jewish settlements in the West Bank to be annexed by Israel have been made ever more intractable by 11 weeks of violence.
Landscape models that attempt to represent these many interacting processes seem doomed to ever more intractable complication and to ever-decreasing comprehensibility.
Two years into the U.S.' pivot strategy, regional territorial conflicts seem ever more intractable.
This will make the conflict ever more intractable when coexistence is inevitable under any circumstance.
They continue to promote the false hope of the right of return, leaving millions of refugees languishing in camps while preventing resettlement and/or compensation, which has made the solution to the refugee problem ever more intractable.
As it is, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is extremely difficult to resolve and is further burdened by differing historical and religious accounts and claims, and every day that passes without a solution makes the conflict ever more intractable.
There is no doubt that under any circumstances the peace process has become ever more intractable over the past decade and will further deteriorate and potentially lead to a major conflagration that neither side wants but is doing little to avoid.
The conflict with Cyprus appears as intractable as ever.
