Sentence examples for intransigent refusal from inspiring English sources
Kathy's attempt to get back the house and Behrani's intransigent refusal to let go of it escalate toward a heavily foreshadowed catastrophe.
Worse, the lack of progress in last week's Hong Kong ministerial meeting to discuss the Doha round of world trade talks can be linked directly to the EU's intransigent refusal to open its market wider to farm products (see article).Until the weekend, Mr Blair was refusing to give up any of the British rebate without the promise of more CAP reform.
I have consistently written about them as an embarrassing metaphorical reminder of the war memorial's intransigent refusal to depict in its galleries the wars that took place across the colonial frontier between the Indigenous, and British and Australian soldiers, settlers, police, militias and paramilitaries.
But Japan remains intransigent, refusing to accept this compromise.
The intransigent legislatures refused to enact his legislative proposals.
Given the intransigent and politically popular refusals by Germany and France to commit troops to Iraq, it might seem highly unlikely that either country could fulfill that part of the prospective bargain.
Yet Martoma was intransigent.
The intransigent can be isolated.
