Sentence examples for most intractable issues from inspiring English sources

The music industry is gearing up for yet another fight over one of its most intractable issues: radio royalties.

Some of the text remains in brackets, meaning it is yet to be agreed, and that bracketed text encompasses some of the most intractable issues.

The "right of return" is one of the most intractable issues in talks between the Israelis and Palestinians for a resolution to their decades-old conflict.

In the first, shining years of the Oslo peace process, any talk about the most intractable issues confronting Israel and the Palestinians was assiduously avoided.

But the celebratory mood was muted by the knowledge that Iraqi leaders had put off for later many of the most intractable issues.

Diplomats hope that taken together the two deals will help solve some of the most intractable issues at the heart of Congo's seemingly interminable conflict.

As another bitterly cold Korean winter congealed operations on the ground, repatriation of prisoners of war (POWs) became the most intractable issue at P'anmunjŏm.

It is the status of Jerusalem as the capital of a Palestinian state that seems to be the most intractable issue.

A possible confrontation in the Persian Gulf could present new obstacles in efforts to make progress on resolving the dispute over Iran's nuclear program, the most intractable issue in Iran's difficult relations with the West.

If they felt more confident, it is doubtful that they would have fought to a bitter draw over a town that is far from the most intractable issue dividing them.

But members of the Israeli delegation called home on Tuesday, leaking news that the question of Jerusalem had been under discussion since Monday and hinting at progress on this most intractable issue.