Sentence examples for intractable issues for from inspiring English sources

Since starting his job as secretary of state in February, Mr Kerry has devoted most of his energy to the Middle East and has also indicated climate change is a priority for him - two intractable issues for different reasons.

She made the Beijing declaration 20 years ago that "human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights," and has tirelessly followed through on the most intractable issues for women that will raise up all of humanity.

Getting a hold on Chicago's violent crime long has been an intractable issue for its mayors, including Emanuel.

Now complexity lurks behind the most expensive and intractable issues of our age.

Because America's engagement with Iran has focussed on the single, intractable issue of nuclear arms, it has become difficult for the Administration to make perceptible progress.

He has a taste for difficult, seemingly intractable issues: Northern Ireland, the Middle East and the modernisation of Britain's Labour party.

The "right of return" is one of the most intractable issues in talks between the Israelis and Palestinians for a resolution to their decades-old conflict.

But the celebratory mood was muted by the knowledge that Iraqi leaders had put off for later many of the most intractable issues.

The music industry is gearing up for yet another fight over one of its most intractable issues: radio royalties.

But few in Baghdad seem to believe the poll holds answers for voters fatigued by insurgency and held back by intractable issues, such as sclerotic public services and rampant corruption.

Having five people, including Wilmore, talking about intractable issues like the efficacy of protest movements or the scourge of money in politics for a little over seven minutes leaves little space for much discussion, let alone teaching or enlightenment.