Examples of using Intransigent in English and their translations into Czech
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Is talking to intransigent Hanna.
The Lady Door was proving a little intransigent.
Such an intransigent young man.
I'm sorry you are so intransigent.
And intransigent. My father is growing more and more withdrawn.
Myopic or, to say the least, intransigent.
You have become intransigent. But since then.
But since then you have become intransigent.
So she was a lying, intransigent bitch even back then.
I'm afraid my brother can be very intransigent.
The problem is Turkey's intransigent and arbitrary policy.
Just so you know, my old firm is being a bit intransigent.
Why else would they be so intransigent when there's so much at stake?
And I have a prodigious memory. vindictive… irritable I'm also intransigent.
Not only that, I'm also intransigent, irritable, vindictive… and I have a prodigious memory.
Information… from an especially intransigent source.
The Council was initially intransigent but ended up by ceding to our legitimate demands.
Only as a last resort,when the men who oppose her are particularly intransigent.
I have never seen such an intransigent young man.
Warren, after years of being perfectly pliable, he's suddenly become rather intransigent.
Not only that,I'm also intransigent, irritable, vindictive… and I have a prodigious memory.
Rather than make any effort to ease whatever small tension might arise between them,she determined to be intransigent about everything.
Nevertheless, I think we should be intransigent regarding transparency in the use of European funds.
In the talks being conducted on the Cyprus question, Turkey, via Mr Talat, has tabled unacceptable proposals and remains intransigent and maximalist.
And alongside the lawyers in parliament, Charles now faced another group of intransigent critics who had something even more unanswerable than Magna Carta.
My intransigent refusal to be bribed or terrorised has caused me to be dismissed for a second time. I received direct threats against my life and the life of my family.
Young people are also the group who most often believe that they can benefit from the Union, in contrast to its fiercest opponents,who are mostly elderly, intransigent, disillusioned men.
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.
For this purpose among others, the political role of the Dalai Lama is irreplaceable: indeed, he is the guarantor of a balance which does not push the Tibetan question all the way to independence, butconsequently he is nonetheless intransigent on the question of his people's rights.
(EL) The impasse in the first stage of the 2011 EU budget caused by the intransigent stand taken by a limited minority of Member States almost took us into the fiasco of twelfths and all that such a system implies, both in terms of the budgets of the economically weak Member States and the possibility of serious delay in payments of European funds.