Exemplos de uso de The intransigence em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Their kind thrive on the intransigence of politicians.
First, the intransigence of local leaders to settle for nothing less than their maximum demands.
That separation was caused in large part by the intransigence of Ali Bhutto.
But more broadly, the intransigence to the plight of the poor in L.A.
I understand the complexity of the problem andI am shocked at the intransigence of Morocco' s position.
The intransigence of Deng and Li Peng obliged the student leaders to broaden their movement.
He only became an advocate of separatism as a result of the intransigence of the Hindu politicians in the National Congress Party.
The intransigence of the LTTE, which periodically talks peace and then goes back to war, has got to stop.
The intransigence, in the past, of those who handled the European Constitution prevented us from institutionalising European referenda.
It would be better for some to go along this route alone than to allow the intransigence of one to endanger the whole future of Europe.
This is the intransigence of the film. It does not pay tribute to the supposed sacred and indispensable character of the existing school.
For since the failure of the movement of pensions in 2010,workers know the intransigence of governments to implement the measures austéritaires.
It also records the intransigence with which she claims the government has met the anti-canal campaign.
When the Procurator brings Jesus, scourged and crowned with thorns, before the crowd,he seems to be looking for words which he thinks might soften the intransigence of the mob.
Without a doubt, the intransigence of European authorities has nourished the way for Athens to adopt positions closer to those of Moscow.
If it failed to yield more lasting fruit, this was in part due to the intransigence of some who perhaps were not able to appreciate fully the value of so providential an opportunity.
The intransigence of the European Union, led by the French Minister for the Environment, Mrs Voynet, stood in the way of a potential agreement.
We shall have to explain to Europeans that this tight budget is down to the intransigence of the Heads of State or Government, who did not want to grant the Union the resources for its ambitions.
We look at The intransigence of the dictators Digging graves in our mornings And handing down their sentences, How long will there be but prison For those condemned to misery?
While the population looks forward to the elections,the political status quo due to the intransigence of the negotiators on some remaining points of divergence and managed by political maneuvering, could delay the implementation of the agreement.
The intransigence shown by some of them is dangerous, because it threatens to plunge the country in despair, opening the door for the settling of scores.
The intransigence of the problems of formal education in the face of conventional solutions, combined with pervasive poverty and the need for high-quality lifelong learning for inclusion in the global knowledge-based economy, warrants new thinking.
Washington is clearly displeased with the intransigence of both Beijing and Moscow on dealing with the Syrian crisis and their unwillingness to justify a direct….
Thirdly and lastly, the intransigence of those who clung to the qualified majority formula proposed by the Convention showed that in reality they did not want it to succeed.
In our refusal, our justified refusal, to give in to the intransigence of Saddam Hussein, we must not give in to the intransigence of the United States, which does not want to accept the proposals that France put to the Security Council.
In the midst of the intransigence of medieval people, even the greatest among them, we admire here a sublime example of the sensitivity to which Christian charity leads" J. Leclercq, Pietro il Venerabile, Jaca Book, 1991, p. 189.
On several occasions he mediated between the intransigence wanted by higher levels toward Italian politicians of Catholic conviction and the intelligent understanding of difficult situations, seen from close-to.
Endorsing the intransigence of Governor Alckimin,the labor court accepted only the 8.7% salary increase initially proposed by the government, and refuses to discuss all the other demands of the strikers.