Esimerkkejä Intransigent käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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He is intransigent.
I'm sorry you are so intransigent.
Intransigent. I can be strong-willed, forceful.
I can be strong-willed, intransigent.
Forceful, intransigent. I can be strong-willed.
But since then you have become intransigent.
So she was a lying, intransigent bitch even back then.
The Lady Door was proving a little intransigent.
The problem is Turkey's intransigent and arbitrary policy.
Just so you know, my old firm is being a bit intransigent.
Not only that, I'm also intransigent, irritable, vindictive… and I have a prodigious memory.
In fact, it would appear that it was pretty intransigent.
The Council was initially intransigent but ended up by ceding to our legitimate demands.
If there's another way we can help… I'm sorry you are so intransigent.
The US Government remains intransigent; in these circumstances, to disarm our Member States means disarming Europe.
The Council should be hearing this because it is the Council which is most intransigent.
The European Parliament's position must therefore be intransigent against terrorism, but also intransigent on respect for international law.
And only once, my decision would have been easier, buton this point you have been intransigent.
Firstly, the intransigent attitude of the Renault bosses should give some food for thought to a few francophile politicians who dream of attaching Wallonia to France.
That is why- and I would ask you, Commissioner, to pass on this message to Messrs Monti andBolkestein- we are intransigent.
No one nation no matter how powerful should be allowed todictate to the rest, nor should intransigent religious factions be allowed to block social reform.
Fearless, devoted, intransigent, fanatical, if you like, and at times a thorn in the flesh of the trustees, who withheld the title of Emeritus on her retirement, she is remembered with enthusiasm and affection by many of her students.
A regulation that would protect the rights of persons with reduced mobility as much as possible, given the intransigent attitudes within the Council;
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 and Social Affairs and the various groups, in negotiating with the Council, to iron out specific differences of opinion.
Morocco and the European Union have a mutual interest and need, and intransigent positions and insults are the enemies of cooperation and understanding.
The European Union therefore has a duty to support Turkey on its westward journey of preparation, butit also has a duty to be inflexible and intransigent in this field.
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.
At the very least, it is the Commission's solemn duty to uphold Community legislation andnot to be browbeaten in any way by powerful and intransigent Member States or arrogant political forces.
It is worth recalling that an intransigent policy of combating illegal immigration would not only give Europe's citizens greater confidence and security but would also allow all legal immigrants to enjoy their rights and opportunities to the full.
Does the Council not think that exerting unilateral pressure on Belgrade without adopting the tactic of Milosevic fundamentally undermines the moderate forces of the Albanians in Kosovo and strengthens the intransigent forces of the Liberation Army?