Sentence examples for the intractable issues from inspiring English sources

Echoing Wadhwa and Pierrat's sentiments, in her New York Times bestselling book about Silicon Valley's powerhouse women banded together for the good of all, Stiletto Network, Pamela Ryckman, wrote: "Women still need a forum to discuss the intractable issues their forebears confronted decades ago".

With all of the intractable issues in our society that seemingly won't get right or can't get right many justice workers and seekers of all kinds are finding themselves in need of a refreshing well of renewal.

But he feels that while they are now producing the players, the intractable issue around first-team opportunities remains.

During nine days at Camp David, a Palestinian leader and an Israeli leader confronted the intractable issue of Jerusalem's sovereignty, a volatile, taboo issue that Middle Eastern leaders have never before dared to broach.

With both nations wanting the less controversial measures of the agreement to start sooner rather than later (the trade agreement was a Coalition election promise) they agreed to kick the can down the road on the more 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.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Qatar's emir proposed on Tuesday that the Arab League create a $1 billion fund to protect the Arabic and Islamic heritage of Jerusalem, the disputed holy city that remains one of the most intractable issues in the Israeli-Palestinian 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.

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.

Aside from the apparently intractable issues of drones and the apology, the two countries focused on four specific areas of potential cooperation: counterterrorism, the NATO supply lines, military aid payments and the Taliban peace process.

The seemingly intractable issues that science faces today, particularly the challenge of consciousness, may actually have a simple answer, as we propose here.