Sentence examples for intransigent on from inspiring English sources

The US was intransigent on legally binding emissions reductions.

Its proponents (who are also among the most intransigent on pay) got it through nonetheless.

But he is said to be intransigent on reflecting frontier conflict.

Here, the Home Office remains unswervingly intransigent on the issue, insisting that there are no plans to review prostitution laws.

Intransigent on matters of life and sex, he was born an animist in the east of Nigeria, becoming a teacher after his studies.

"Looking forward to seeing you Friday, but know that I will be intransigent on the choice of off-white roughcast," she said, as an assistant typed.

Even Herzog's famously unconventional working methods have become a convention unto themselves, ripe for satire, and so we know to expect from behind-the-scenes anecdotes an intransigent on-screen partner (Klaus Kinsky, Bruno S., Cage), an easy relationship with international border law, and an even more relaxed attitude toward the finicky distinctions between fiction and fact.

Even Herzog's famously unconventional working methods have become a convention unto themselves, ripe for satire, and so we know to expect from behind-the-scenes anecdotes an intransigent on-screen partner (Klaus Kinski, Bruno S., Cage), an easy relationship with international border law, and an even more relaxed attitude toward the finicky distinctions between fiction and fact.

Ms Fernández's instincts remain intransigent: to press on regardless of the economic damage and let her successor pick up the pieces.

Most of the world thought Reagan was being intransigent, for insisting on his space shield; Reagan thought Gorbachev was being intransigent, for balking; twenty years later, the United States is still nowhere near having a workable defense against nuclear missiles but is much more powerful militarily than it was then.

But Obama has had little success budging the mulish intransigents on Capitol Hill.