Sentence examples for intractable over from inspiring English sources

The trouble is this requires tackling the issues that have proved most intractable over the three years of the peace process, notably the integration of Maoist fighters.

While Congress remains intractable over the most basic duties, it does not change the fact that our time is running out.

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.

Their intractable dispute over Kashmir continued to bring them close to war.

Their sins are now largely forgotten, thanks in part to the intractable controversy over the moral status of embryos.

The conference which had been due in 2018 was cancelled in the face of intractable differences over homosexuality.

This doesn't make for the easy life – it's no coincidence that the government's most intractable battles over policy tend to be with doctors and lawyers.

They failed to make any substantive progress on their intractable conflict over Kashmir, a land claimed by both nations, or on reducing the risks of a nuclear exchange.

Beyond the political accusations, the intractable conflicts over immigration, housing and the economy at the root of the problem have human consequences.

MPs acknowledged defence procurement had "presented intractable problems" over recent years, but expressed anxiety that a foreign company might be chosen to run DE&S.

Now, prominent Pakistanis have been saying that in exchange for cooperation against the Taliban, they want the United States to help India and Pakistan resolve their own most intractable dispute, over Kashmir, India's only Muslim majority state.