Примери за използване на Intransigent на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But since then you have become intransigent.
He's not being intransigent, he's just… he's not your friend.
My father says I'm totally intransigent.
The Russians remain intransigent on the Jordan Valley.
Just so you know, my old firm is being a bit intransigent.
The doctor knows how intransigent you can be.
Unlike the Germans or the English,they are not so intransigent.
And so, intransigent and bibulous, he passes into the realm of myth.
I have never seen such an intransigent young man.
I'm also intransigent, irritable, vindictive… and I have a prodigious memory.
Only as a last resort,when the men who oppose her are particularly intransigent.
I don't like being intransigent, but in prison rules are everything.
Rather than try to ease whatever tension might rise between them… she determined to be intransigent.
Let us call such minority an intransigent group, and the majority a flexible one.
Brussels is keenly aware of the danger that Downing Street isplaying a“blame game” and the EU could be seen as intransigent in rejecting the talks.
The most individualistic, intransigent, uncommunicative, solitary chess master of all time.
Today, my day started interestingly- with a publication by the popular lately site Bivol,which claims to be the intransigent“fighter” and bearer of the truth of last resort.
Nevertheless, I think we should be intransigent regarding transparency in the use of European funds.
Mr Macron has faced criticism for inviting the Russian leader to France while Mr Putin is intent on crushing opposition protests in Moscow and remains intransigent over Crimea and Syria.
Hey, uh, Font, why do you think Milt's being so intransigent about his reason for being here?
Active pickups for intransigent distortion- if your goal is some form of Metal then you should focus on a guitar with active pickups.
From that we can see that once amoral rule is established, it would suffice to have a small intransigent minority of geographically distributed followers to dictate the norm in society.
God is so merciless and intransigent against himself that he sacrificed his only begotten son and had him killed so as to save us as sinners from his judgment.
If his personal journey lead him to successively join many different groups or movements,each time he was disappointed to see ideas as intransigent as his could hardly incite broad shared agreement.
It's said that Kierkegaard, radical and intransigent Christian, to whoever told him“you are really a christian” he replied“no, I'm a christian to be”.
The intransigent and sometimes chauvinistic position of some in the church is a result of long-held stereotypes about women, dysfunctional male-female relationships, and a truncated view of early church history.
Once again, the“theory of gender” is figured as intransigent, totalitarian, foreign, and extremely contagious.
Lacking Hayek's intransigent radicalism, they were close to Ludwig Erhard, the reputed architect of the postwar German miracle, and thereby had more real influence in the early days of the Common Market.
It is said that Kierkegaard, a radical and intransigent Christian, to those who said to him:"You are a Christian!".
In writing.-(EL) The intransigent stand by a small minority of Member States is basically an expression of their clear refusal to lay the foundations for prompt and meaningful solutions to the basic needs of European citizens now or whenever they arise in the immediate future.