Sentence examples for intractable issues in from inspiring English sources
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.
It is soon evident, however, that much of her time has been spent grappling with one of the most intractable issues in geopolitics: the Middle East peace process.
At first she keeps the larger and more intractable issues in the background, focusing on the stark contrasts of unarmed Palestinian women jumping in front of bulldozers and being beaten and gassed by the Israeli police.
The folk-punk rants are fuller and heftier than before, and while Mr. Gabel's furious delivery suggests political sloganeering, he often sings about smaller (though no less intractable) issues; in his songs, lovers are as clueless (and often as cruel) as politicians.
For years one of the most intractable issues in Washington, immigration reform, is suddenly front and centre not least because of alarm in the Republican Party that Hispanics, the fastest growing ethnic group in the country, have turned against them, turned off by years of conservative, anti-immigrant rhetoric.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Qatar's emir proposed on Tuesday that the Arab League create a $1 billion fund to protect the Arabic and Islamic heritage of Jerusalem, the disputed holy city that remains one of the most intractable issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Even still, he wishes homelessness had never become such a seemingly intractable issue in the first place.
It's the most intractable issue in British politics for generations: where does Brexit go from here?
There is one fundamental and so far intractable issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and that is the steadfast unwillingness of powerful Arab countries to tolerate a non-Muslim state in their midst.
A possible confrontation in the Persian Gulf could present new obstacles in efforts to make progress on resolving the dispute over Iran's nuclear program, the most intractable issue in Iran's difficult relations with the West.
For months, the money appeared to be the most intractable issue in the withdrawal negotiations, but money is easier to finesse than borders or courts.
