Sentence examples for intractable issues of law from inspiring English sources
The deaths of these and other African-American young men (Mr. Grant was 22) touch some of the rawest nerves in the body politic and raise thorny and apparently intractable issues of law and order, violence and race.
Bailey's comparison of "Fruitvale" and the near 17-month-long Martin case is one that others say touch some of the rawest nerves and raise thorny, intractable issues of law and order, violence and race.
Now complexity lurks behind the most expensive and intractable issues of our age.
Social entrepreneurs are change agents who provide creative and innovative solutions to the most troublesome and intractable issues of the society.
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.
Diplomats hope that taken together the two deals will help solve some of the most intractable issues at the heart of Congo's seemingly interminable conflict.
The Camp David meeting in July pointed toward progress on a number of previously intractable issues.
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.
Belatedly recognising the problem - but framing it solely in terms of gang activity - smacks similarly of denial of much wider, more intractable issues.
In a brief appearance at the State Department on Monday, Mr. Kerry said his goal was to pursue "reasonable compromises" of some of the Middle East's most intractable issues.
