Examples of using Intransigent in English and their translations into Italian
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SILVESTRINI: It was not that between an intransigent and a collaborationist clergy- a very reduced minority
The most intransigent enemies of the latest migratory agreements,
which is known for its intransigent defense of"every human life from conception to natural death," without exceptions,
which very often has to clash with the attitudes- often intransigent- of individual States.
has already demonstrated that he has in this matter a less intransigent attitude than his predecessors,
sectarianism have become more and more violent and intransigent, justice, cohabitation
teachings marked by an intransigent auto-referentiality.
then one must be intransigent.
ambitious men and place-hunters who call themselves Intransigent(irreconcilable) Republicans.
and even the intransigent Mr Schäuble,
The threat of military intervention- assuming it can make either party to the conflict less intransigent, which is not necessarily true- would prove counter-productive once it ceased to be a threat.
But all of us are also aware of the intransigent position of Indonesia, especially as regards East Timor,
This triggered the outbreak of the Irish Civil War of 1922-23, when the intransigent republicans took up arms against those who had accepted a compromise with the British.
Those of us who know Commissioner Millan know that he has gone about this matter in his quiet dignified way trying to persuade and cajole the intransigent British Government
still are exploited by the most radical and intransigent form of Judaism,
To the theme of the intransigent structure of the DC, has been added an aspect-
of numerous intransigent tourists of taste it is now also interested in history,
the process continues to be stymied by the intransigent attitude, to put it mildly, of the Moroccan Government, which refuses to recognise the Sahrawi people's fundamental rights.
The dogma of the"six million", already questioned by the most intransigent defenders of the genocide like Reitlinger,
will be confirming his status as the most unhelpful and intransigent political leader in Europe.