Sentence examples for intransigence without from inspiring English sources

People can treat you rudely, veil their motives from you, shock you, inconvenience you or drive you nuts with their pigheaded intransigence without clocking up any automatic debits on the ethics register.

In the long run, you can't have compromise without intransigence.

Some corporate leaders struggle with cultural intransigence for years, without ever fully focusing on the question: Why do we want to change our culture?

On Monday night, June 1, in Berlin, Greece's three bailout monitors representing the IMF, the European Commission and the ECB -- displaying fresh intransigence behind closed doors without any representatives from Greece -- agreed to push Athens to accept a tougher new rescue plan in return for releasing emergency finance for Greece.

Once again, the mistake only came to light when The Observer got involved and, after three months of intransigence, BT installed the line without charge.

Syrian rebels' intransigence and their unwillingness to attend without preconditions are the main reason for the failure of Geneva so far.

The VA itself is also not without fault, as bureaucracy and intransigence let the department deteriorate to the point the problem became nearly impossible to fix".

The leader of the Democratic Unionist party has accused Brussels and Dublin of "intransigence" which could lead to the UK leaving Europe without a deal.

The administration's intransigence on the matter has been very alarming for those without perfect trust in the wisdom of the White House; as Senator Ron Wyden put it Tuesday, "Every American has the right to know when their government believes it is allowed to kill them".

Late Sunday, after many hours of negotiating, some Shiite leaders said they were so impatient with what they described as Sunni intransigence that they began to threaten to ram the constitution through the National Assembly without Sunni support.

It was announced without warning during a cabinet meeting in January, after more than two decades of intransigence.