After uniting with other nations behind Resolution 1441, the French sank into a position of intransigent opposition that made the current impasse almost inevitable.
Mr. Nunn's Eliza, a young television actress named Martine McCutcheon, has persistently been replaced by her understudy, owing to an intransigent virus that may explain why her voice was a bit thin and shrill on opening night.
With a riotous interior, dressed up by Will Alsop with the heady trappings of dynamic fluidity, it was in fact an intransigent container that foretold the institution's demise in every detail of its fluorescent fabric.
The assistant director of Cafcass, Sarah Parsons, said: "Parental alienation is responsible for around 80% of the most intransigent cases that come before the family courts … We already train our social workers to recognise the issue, but this takes helping families experiencing it one step further".
If, instead, politicians intervene once again to spare the company they remember as a symbol of American greatness, they may yet succeed in cementing G.M. as a symbol of something else: the culture of intransigent institutions that is, for most Americans, receding in the rearview mirror.
The only impediment to their being recognized as such and hired by elite, predominantly white institutions is the intransigent racism that still haunts the academy".
As much in the Arab and Muslim World as with an intransigent Israel that doesn't want to dismantle the illegal settlements built on Christian and Muslim Palestinian lands.
I'm in no way intransigent, but that decision is made by the board of directors," he said.
Attempts to unite the Bolshevik and Menshevik factions came to naught, all breaking on Lenin's intransigent insistence that his conditions for reunification be adopted.
