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.
There's an intractable problem here in that it's undeniably bad for the industry that I work in for anyone to do their trade for free, but this is a position mainly held by those who work solely in print and have little or no experience of internet journalism.
In general, it is intractable in dynamic domains that include many objects and relationships.
This is all part of an encouraging pattern that started in February with the announcement of a ceasefire in an intractable war that has killed more than 60,000 people in the past 19 years.The ceasefire is holding, more or less.
But Mr. Essawy's grave is in a parcel of land known as E1, a largely empty patch of the West Bank that is among the most sensitive pieces of real estate in an intractable conflict that is fundamentally about the land.
Dravet syndrome is a rare and catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy that begins in infancy, and SCN1A is well established as the major causal gene for this disease.
He described it as an intractable problem that took root in the 1970s and has flourished for decades due to "neglect".
It is possible that they have made huge strides in reducing an intractable problem that has eluded the likes of, say, India.
Religion expert John D. Caputo writes, "In the 'Gospel according to Lucas' a world is conjured up in which the intractable oppositions that have tormented religious thinkers for centuries are reconciled .
According to Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare-commissioned study in Japan defines intractable VSA that cannot be relieved with two types of coronary vasodilators such as nitrates and CCBs.
