intransigent造句

1、To become powerful and intransigent

2、They promoted an intransigent revolutionary strategy.

3、Now, however, business objectives are the drivers, and represent the most intransigent aspect of this effort.

4、As fin intransigent non-objective painter, he is antipathetic to figuration, especially Expressionist and decorative.

5、Owing to their intransigent attitude we were unable to reach an agreement.

6、They put pressure on the government to force it to change its intransigent stance.

7、He is very intransigent; although everyone thinks he is wrong he will not change his decision.

8、As presenting the most intransigent case for the philosopher as a radical critic or questioner of society.

9、Also blamed: student disaffection, parental neglect, intransigent teachers unions and flaws in the way we measure performance.

10、While Mr Zelaya has seemed reluctant to accept some of these conditions, Mr Micheletti has been even more intransigent, saying he would “never” allow the president’s reinstatement.

11、This intransigent attitude of Stravinsky's may be due to the fact that so many people have tried to read different meanings into so many pieces.

12、But the Merseyside story offers hope that savings can be made in even the most intransigent public services-by preventing problems rather than merely coping with them.

13、Conspiracy theorists insist that mayoral dislike of the contracts made TFL intransigent in its dealings with the two firms, something that TFL has always denied.

14、He has faced accusations of indecision on the us campaign in Afghanistan and intransigent congressional opposition to his efforts at a bipartisan compromise on healthcare.

15、As befits a nation originally settled by misfits, con-victs, adventurers, and religious fanatics (a demo-graphic mix that has changed hardly at all in nearly 400 years), the United States retains a strong flavour of intransigent noncooperation.

16、Roosevelt accordingly adopted an intransigent policy toward the Japanese; when they would not meet his terms, he cut off oil exports to Japan and eventually froze Japanese assets in the United States.