Sentence examples for remains intransigent from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mr. Patel remains intransigent.

Probably not, so long as the Algerian government remains intransigent.

But Japan remains intransigent, refusing to accept this compromise.

Magnanimously, since it now ­acknowledges the time lapse is "inconvenient" it has agreed to credit your account with the £6 interest, but it remains intransigent about the rest.

If the president remains intransigent, federal agencies may have to limp along under continuing resolutions that maintain last year's spending levels.

Baghdad remains intransigent, saying it has no intention of readmitting U.N. inspectors, although that is the only way it can qualify for relief from economic sanctions.

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

And Representative John Boehner, the speaker of the House, wasted no time in declaring that his party remains as intransigent as ever, utterly opposed to any rise in tax rates even as it whines about the size of the deficit.

But the shah remained intransigent.

Honorius remained intransigent, however, and in 409 Alaric again surrounded Rome.

Even now the king remained intransigent, especially over the issue of episcopacy.