Examples of using Intransigent in English and their translations into German
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Strong and intransigent greetings.
I'm sorry you are so intransigent.
Plekhanov's intransigent defense of materialism has made him a target of attack to this day.
But since then you have become intransigent.
The Russians remain intransigent on the Jordan Valley.
So sure of what to believe in, so intransigent.
I mean, he's not being intransigent, he's just... he's not your friend.
And only once, my decision would have been easier,but on this point you have been intransigent.
Our attitude toward the EU is intransigent opposition.
The archbishop himself, Warhamafter years of being pliable has suddenly become rather intransigent.
We are demanding to ourselves and intransigent in choosing materials, equipment and accesory.
Laurent Kondratuk, The code of 1917: between technical exigency and intransigent Catholicism.
Intransigent position does not allow them to find a consensus in dealing with even minor problems, and the inability to maneuver sharp turns leads to extremes.
Each of those proposals has been rejected by that same intransigent leadership at the LTTE.
Rosa Luxemburg's intransigent struggle against war and capitalism and her radical insistence on linking political freedom with social equality have lost none of their resonance today.
The switch looked fine, with its indicator light coming on as expected,but the water heater remained intransigent.
The fact that some groups, so close to the finishing post,have been intransigent and in no hurry for reform, also leaves one feeling bitter.
Regrettably, it seems to us that some recent statements emanating from the Middle East andelsewhere are becoming more intransigent.
To enable the single market to prosper,the Commission will continue to be firm and intransigent in the defence of its competition and trade rules.
The new leaders withdrew into themselves, proving intransigent and so depriving themselves of the support of a large part of the population that did not accept the authoritarian procedures of the Alliance.
It could be pure antipathy to electoral politics, ora superficial assessment of how near impossible it is to change intransigent institutions.
I decided before some years to exclude negative people, overly intransigent critics wrong and informed the masses that show us your way as the only true, but without explanation.
It means sticking to principles, but also attempting to understand the other side,however irrational or intransigent it may sometimes appear.
The Father General Janssen seems to have been an intransigent and rather closed-minded custodian of the latter, while with Father Arrupe- a survivor of the nuclear bombs at Hiroshima- the qualitative leap went perhaps beyond the bounds.
In the talks being conducted on the Cyprus question, Turkey, via Mr Talat,has tabled unacceptable proposals and remains intransigent and maximalist.
The threat of military intervention-assuming it can make either party to the conflict less intransigent, which is not necessarily true- would prove counter-productive once it ceased to be a threat.
Intransigent in defence, he improved the concept of buried ramparts, buffer zones and bastions making all positions defend each other, having the crossfire eliminate any blind spots where the enemy could hide.
Through standing up for their rights they have forced Poland's normally intransigent government to reconsider further restrictions to an abortion law that is already one of the most restrictive in Europe.
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.
In spite of the major efforts, unilateral concessions and good will gestures on the part of the Polisario Front, the legitimate representative of the Sahrawi people,the process continues to be stymied by the intransigent attitude, to put it mildly, of the Moroccan Government, which refuses to recognise the Sahrawi people's fundamental rights.