Приклади вживання Intransigent Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Hitler remained intransigent.
Intransigent intensity of need.
We tend to think of it as an intransigent given.
An intransigent devotion to the pursuit of truth, Miss Taggart?
But Reagan found Galtieri drunk and intransigent.
Let us call such minority an intransigent group, and the majority a flexible one.
The next U.S. president, though,will need to decide what to do with an intransigent Russia.
Intransigent leftmost and far right groups pushed the country into armed confrontation.
The ministry says only radical and intransigent militants remain.
Either way the visa gods demand more sacrifices,while remaining adamantly intransigent.
Yet, it seems the harder they protest, the more intransigent the leadership of Jehovah's Witnesses becomes.
The most intransigent and daring teachers and scientists have lent thier support to this great biological interpretation of the human race.
The left-wing Hegelians read out of it atheism, intransigent revolutionary radicalism, and anarchistic doctrines.
The European governments are being shamed into accepting some refugees,although the British government remains intransigent.
The Enlightenment is often depicted as nothing but another religion, as mad and intransigent as the Catholicism of the Inquisition or radical Islam.
Hard to advocate for their clients may miss the emotional significance of some of the matters that cause the most grief andabout which a person becomes most intransigent.
I conclude with the thought that the intellectual's provisional home is the domain of an exigent,resistant, intransigent art into which, alas, one can neither retreat nor search for solutions.
It is precisely when people find themselves in poverty, distress and danger- when we would expect them to settle for a minimum of safety and wellbeing-that their utopianism becomes most intransigent.
In particular, Russia exposes additional claims against Lithuania, which, together with Poland,holds the most intransigent positions with regard to the Russian Federation and actively supports Ukraine.
Lawyers who are working hard to advocate for their clients may miss the emotional significance of some of thematters that cause the most grief and about which a person becomes most intransigent.
Writes Nassim Taleb,“when a moral rule is formed,is sufficient a relatively small number of intransigent supporters, distributed geographically in order to dictate a new society norm”.
Intransigent insistence by creditor nations for the repayment of Allied war debts and reparations, combined with an inclination to isolationism, led to a breakdown of the international financial system and a worldwide economic depression.
The newly elected Pope Innocent IV, however,should prove to be an equally intransigent opponent as his predecessor.
The President expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Trudeau andthe government of Canada for persistent and intransigent of Canada in support of the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine, in the face of continued Russian aggression.
The European governments are being shamed into accepting some refugees,although the British government remains intransigent. The Financial Times reports:.
Ledru-Rollin, a left-wing republican leader during 1848 and the Second Republic,remained an intransigent opponent of Napoleon III, but other republican leaders accommodated themselves to the Second Empire, seeing it as a vehicle of moderate social reform.
Hirschman observed that generally economists and business people overvalue exit and assumed the invisible hand of the market will solve all the problems while political scientists and policy wonks tend to overvalue voice andnot accept how intransigent leaders can be.
Historian Piero Gleijeses writes thatthe foreign policy of both Republican and Democratic parties expressed an intransigent assertion of U.S. hegemony over Central America, making them predisposed to seeing communist threats where none existed.
UTM leaders tried to ally themselves with the mainstream student opinion,showing support for the student movement and hostility toward the intransigent positions taken by the party committees within the faculties.
There was a similar debate in the mid-1990s,when the confrontation between President Boris Yeltsin and the“intransigent opposition,” a state of near-civil war in Moscow, the ascent of Vladimir Zhirinovsky, the appearance of neo-Nazi parties, and the first Chechen war, gave rise to the notion of a“Weimar Russia.”.