Examples of using Intransigent in English and their translations into Greek
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Many, however, claim that the Greek side is not cooperating to reach an agreement because it comes to the negotiations intransigent and without proposals.
who were completely intransigent about war service
First, they cause the Palestinians to adhere to their intransigent positions and thus push peace further away.
present-day FYROM, and their intransigent ultra-nationalist Diaspora.
the Commission will continue to be firm and intransigent in the defence of its competition
Nevertheless, I think we should be intransigent regarding transparency in the use of European funds.
Lenin himself was always hard and intransigent(one might even say“brutal”)
as both sides remained equally intransigent.
Israel likes to put the responsibility for whatever it happens to the supposedly intransigent Hamas.
The most intransigent, such as Digital's Ken Olson,
Tayyip Erdogan is intransigent and does not respond to international appeals on this humanitarian issue.
who have invested heavily in intransigent policies.
has tabled unacceptable proposals and remains intransigent and maximalist.
Getting emotional, angry or intransigent will be luxuries we cannot afford to have.
Font, why do you think Milt's being so intransigent about his reason for being here?
On Monday, the EU stepped up threats of legal action against the Polish government which remains intransigent on the matter.
Ocalan is the most flexible while the PKK projects a more intransigent image.
Capitalizing on their weaknesses to go ahead with its intransigent policies will just perpetuate the current conflict.
continued to be the same intransigent.
Compromising peace-oriented measures are taken by hitherto intransigent foes of one another.