Examples of using Intransigent in English and their translations into Swedish
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I'm sorry you are so intransigent. If there's another way we can help.
Hazlitt followed Mises's example of intransigent adherence to principle,
in the case of Islam, means less intransigent and aggressive.
In short, a hard intransigent approach leads to strengthening fanatic,
lasting solution are not extremist or intransigent, as it has suited some people to claim.
Regrettably, hopes are now fading that the EU can deal directly with the Palestinians under an intransigent Hamas, which refuses to recognise Israel
His first telegrams to Petrograd were utterly intransigent in tone and content:"Our tactic: absolute lack of confidence;
Lenin himself was always hard and intransigent(one might even say“brutal”)
so close to the finishing post, have been intransigent and in no hurry for reform, also leaves one feeling bitter.
This freedom of intransigent conscience is linked, however, with the mutual tolerance that allows any confrontation of ideas within the respect of the opinions of each one.
via Mr Talat, has tabled unacceptable proposals and remains intransigent and maximalist.
The European Parliament's position must therefore be intransigent against terrorism, but also intransigent on respect for international law.
Nevertheless, I think we should be intransigent regarding transparency in the use of European funds.
intercultural dialogue is of the utmost importance in order to overcome sectarian and intransigent attitudes and to enhance religious tolerance all over the world.
I firmly hope that we will now be intransigent towards all these daily attacks on human rights,
upper layers of the petty-bourgeoisie to take Marxism seriously on the intellectual plane was commensurate with the intransigent opposition of Marx and the Marxists against not only the material interests of bourgeois society, but also against its most cherished“values.”.
It is a pity that the governments of certain Member States have been intransigent and that the Council has not been able to accept the institutional declaration, which is exclusively intended to open up a debate on the excesses of the cohesion policy.
the Council must be intransigent in the face of the laxness and casual attitude of this maritime traffic.
thoughtful manner which counters a climate of intransigent, blinkered thinking and direction.
This report is not intransigent, nor is it extremist, and I believe that we should mention the efforts on the part of the Committee on Employment