As for the Bush-era tax cuts, Republicans may well remain intransigent about refusing to raise taxes on the wealthy.
In a film with plenty of tenderness and humor, it is "her surliness, as well as her intransigent determination to make Thanksgiving work, that keeps the laughs coming," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.
Jaber's final point merits a media investigation as well: "Israel's intransigent approach to the political issue of the colonization of Palestine - whereby it employs security solutions rather than working towards a political settlement - may in some part be explained by the Iron Dome's profitability".
Erdogan's current softly-softly approach might have been justified when he first became prime minister in 2003 and faced an intransigent opposition as well as hostility from generals and judges in his own camp.
"During your tenure, we faced an intransigent Congress, a fierce, well-funded and active opposition," she said.
For Mr. Gergiev, who has had to contend with Russia's debilitating economy and intransigent bureaucracy, this renowned and well-financed festival with its ideal working conditions must seem like Never-Never Land. Never-Never Land
But he insists that the blame for the tube strike that brought London to a halt lies squarely in others' hands: "intransigent management" is at fault, as well as Boris Johnson for a "belligerent approach".
In a study employing the focus group approach, caregivers described the influence of MS on their own occupational status, their non-acceptance of the disease, a perception of lack of support by other members of the family, as well as what was considered to be selfish and intransigent attitudes of the patients[ 30].
Republicans stuck to their talking points as well, with Boehner's spokesman characterizing Obama's message as intransigent.
Doha may well fail but it is a failure that has been instigated by an intransigent and hypocritical West.Hendrik WeilerCairoSIR – John Lennon must have been rolling in his grave.
