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in creating the character of the union leader, Slackbridge, and the intransigence of the bosses inspired the character of Bounderby. Elizabeth Gaskell

online Home page, Tim Wohlforth, Writer, retrieved 3/25/07. "Ideological Intransigence, Democratic Centralism and Cultism: A Case Study", Dennis Tourish, What

that "the catacombness of the Church does not necessarily mean its intransigence. This term covers all unofficial and therefore not state-controlled

human rights violations in Libya, although Diana West accused him of intransigence during the Bulgarian nurses affair. After graduating from the department

development. Citing the economic unfeasibility of such a project and the intransigence of locals opposing the project, the $800 million complex was eventually

Conservatives held over government positions and land ownership, and their intransigence in granting any reforms. This drove the Liberals – known as the Federalists

founded in 1944 from a rebel faction of the Labour Party, inspired by the intransigence of the incumbent leadership of the Irish Transport and General Workers'

Habsburg Netherlands on 17 and 20 October 1565, and 31 July 1566. His intransigence in this matter contributed to the outbreak of the Eighty Years' War

government's desire to penalise those in the public service who backed the intransigence of the Council. A compromise was eventually reached, and the extension

As a political style or strategy, Bourguibism is characterised by intransigence in pursuing certain goals and non-negotiable principles combined with

"figurehead" whose "immense religious erudition and his reputation for intransigence" gave him prestige among the population of Saudi Arabia. He "could reinforce

company defeated attempts to unionise the workforce. The company's intransigence towards unions continued up to 1891 when a strike left miners little

1070 he was deposed by papal legates and imprisoned at Winchester. His intransigence towards the papacy was used as propaganda by Norman advocates of the

26 December 1944 along with other bridges near Esztergom. Decades of intransigence between the Communist governments of Hungary and Czechoslovakia meant

MOVIMIENTO CAMPESINO REVOLUCIONARIO. The newspaper reported "total intransigence" on the part of the Indians, who claimed that the lands were stolen

China over diplomatic and audience ritual was caused by the ignorant intransigence and cultural conceit of the imperial court. The empire was "immobile"

their propaganda war against the Pomeranian dukes. Due to Wartislaw's intransigence, a compromise with the Hohenzollerns was only possible after his death

settle the dispute between Blancos and Colorados. Faced with Aguirre's intransigence regarding Flores' demands, the Brazilian diplomat abandoned the effort

that it encourages the refugees it cares for towards terrorism and intransigence. Romirowsky favors limiting the definition of who is a Palestinian refugee

the movement had stalled in what they perceived was an ineffective intransigence and an apparent marginalization of other, traditional Carlist ideological

will not. The protest began to flag, but was revitalized by government intransigence (it declared the protest assembly illegal on January 13, 1811). The

of the public sphere, resigned in February 1999, frustrated with the intransigence of the Commission for the Supervision of the Press (a joint committee

Legitimists, back on the throne had failed on account of the comte's intransigence. President MacMahon was supposed to lead him to the National Assembly

path except that supported by the Church. His intransigence in this belief, as well as the intransigence of Donatus, is often cited as a prime cause of

upon Kruger's government. In the end, British insistence and Kruger's intransigence led to the outbreak of the Second Boer War in 1899. Upon its defeat

new PM to revise constitution, hike pay. Ouyahia resigns after his intransigence in face of repeated strikes by teachers, vets, doctors, workers Archived

that attempts to resolve the situation amicably have been met with intransigence and aggression on the part of the owners. Since automation of the light

Archived 2006-12-30 at the Wayback Machine British indulge unionist intransigence Kevin Coen commemoration Kevin Coen remembered in his native Sligo Sligo

other books are Vichy Law and the Holocaust in France and In Praise of Intransigence: The Perils of Flexibility. He was a Guggenheim Fellow and a recipient

its fight against the Protestants of the Netherlands. Faced with the intransigence of Guise, war was inevitable. Joyeuse was sent south with an army, while

these as .280 British in 1951 in the EM-2 and Taden gun. However, US intransigence during NATO standardization efforts, and Winston Churchill's interest

the publication of El Federalista, characterized by the dogmatism, intransigence, maximalism and idealism of its ideas. This movement wanted to transform

Revolutionary Communist Party of Uruguay Socialist Compromise Socialist Intransigence Workers' and Peasants' Party of Uruguay Anti-imperialist Unitary Commissions

facilities as their identical MAN counterparts. In the light of Cummins' intransigence on upgrading the ISMe engine to comply with the Euro4 emission regulations

Olson nonetheless vetoed the bill, believing that the Republicans' intransigence would benefit his party at the polls even if at-large elections occurred

Doherty, then three weeks into his strike. I hated Margaret Thatcher's intransigence on the prisoner issue. But I also hated the way the hunger strikes were

drowned, including members of the royal party; it is thought that James's intransigence delayed the evacuation of the passengers and crew. The Gloucester participated

An Ebola virus epidemic in Sierra Leone occurred in 2014, along with the neighbouring countries of Guinea and Liberia. At the time it was discovered, it

of the British colonial government. Frustrated by what they saw as intransigence, the British commissioners launched a full-scale military assault on

Initially, the sanction was only going to be for the U-20 team, but the intransigence and contempt of the Mexican managers against FIFA influenced the sanction

intentions clear to Victoria. Late in life Victoria regretted her youthful intransigence, writing to her private secretary, Arthur Bigge: "I was very young then

were noted of pronounced suggestibility and "abnormal rigidity and intransigence and firmness". As recently as 1978, a claim was made that a diagnosis

Lanka's sovereignty. The peace talks collapsed on 18 August due to the intransigence of both delegations. Sri Lankan civil war Sri Lankan Tamil nationalism

military actions in the Palestinian territories, and condemned the "intransigence of Prime Minister Sharon and his clearly stated wish to revisit all

mail along the tracks. With the stalemate in Washington, D.C., and intransigence by the railroads, citizens of both government towns began direct actions

Secretary, Andy Kerr commented that "the fact that management’s total intransigence on the issue has resulted in the first industrial action anywhere in

two camps, one supportive and the other antagonistic ... attitudes of intransigence which characterised dialogue between the two groups ... the two terms

Conservatives held over government positions and land ownership, and their intransigence to granting any reforms. It was the biggest and bloodiest civil war

installation of one of his massive machines. Despite Bunny's initial intransigence, Richard is surprised and intrigued to discover how stunningly capable

came into conflict with the Prince. The conflict arose because of the intransigence of the patriarch in refusing to celebrate the marriage of Radu's older

protagonists of this struggle in his play, Port-Royal. As his reputation of intransigence seemed firmly established - it is he who prohibited the Tartuffe Molière

and consequently Valle withdrew. Faced with Fonseca's ineptitude and intransigence, Madriz commanded the defenses of León, which had to withstand 89 days

vitriol into an adult brew lacking none of [the band's] intelligence and intransigence." All tracks are written by Jack Grisham and Ron Emory, except where

the city would give them money to feed the strikers for three days. Intransigence of all three levels of government became apparent throughout the strike

Cities. 1997, Vintage: London. p. 144 Gramsci, Antonio (2000). "Class Intransigence and Italian History". In Forgacs, David (ed.). The Gramsci Reader: Selected

having pushed her teenage daughter many years earlier, for excess of intransigence. to take his own life. Turi Ferro: Leopoldo Platania Martine Brochard:

Pakistan to portray its border issues with India as a result of India's intransigence. The agreement resulted in China and Pakistan each withdrawing from

Hylton's treatment to his background of deprivation and to judicial intransigence. Hylton was born on 29 March 1905, in Kingston, Jamaica. He was brought

nothing he had liked at all. After the magnificent buildup, this negative intransigence was delightfully, bathetically funny." Midnight's Children was awarded

Written by Original air date Prod. code U.S. viewers (millions) 50 1 "The Intransigence of Love" Stephen Falk Stephen Falk January 9, 2019 (2019-01-09) XYW05001

had always wanted to cooperate with the authorities, but that French intransigence had forced him to revolt. He contended that if France wanted to stay

commission was criticised after the Aberfan disaster in 1966 for its intransigence and decisions on what it allowed money from the disaster fund to be

2007. Landis, John (1998). "Shishakli and the Druzes: Integration and Intransigence". In Phillip, Thomas; Schäbler, Birgit (eds.). The Syrian Land: Processes

support of delegates, but he was unable to find any backers. Southern intransigence had succeeded in eliminating Van Buren and his stand on Texas annexation

for arthouse films. He has co-produced the arthouse film, Tales of Intransigence“ (2004) (Original: "İnat Hikayeleri“) with Tunçel Kurtiz in the leading

to express the domain's gratitude in his place. However, the King's intransigence in refusing to come to Tokyo, and continued direct foreign relations

two camps, one supportive and the other antagonistic ... attitudes of intransigence which characterised dialogue between the two groups ... the two terms

Shipley, a 90-year-old woman struggling to come to grips with a life of intransigence and loss. The themes of pride and the prejudice that comes from social

stop the ship's Indian passengers from coming to shore. It was Reid's intransigence, supported by Stevens, that led to mistreatment of the passengers on

Duke of Magenta, as president of the Ordre moral government. But the intransigence of the Count of Chambord, who refused to abandon the white flag and

that the Tokugawa be stripped of their lands and special status. His intransigence was one of the major causes of the subsequent Boshin War. During the

wards, was also one of his innovations. These reforms and King's own intransigence to those who opposed them led to a Commission of Inquiry, which completely

all praise'; and one to The Times, blaming the impasse on Lacau's 'intransigence and his department's bureaucratic policies'. While the Metropolitan

Vol. XIX, No. 1 (2012). "Shishakli and the Druzes: Integration and Intransigence," in The Syrian Land: Processes of Integration and Fragmentation. Stuttgart:

England, where he later became a viscount. In retaliation for his aunt's intransigence, William Waldorf Astor had his father's house torn down and replaced

even broke communion with Tarasios for his passive stance. Plato's intransigence led to his own imprisonment, while his monastic supporters were persecuted

quickly as possible. Hubert is not so easily removed, however, and his intransigence and liquidation of Maggie's assets in the house (including Louis XIV

supporter of the Catholic position during the Thirty Years War, his intransigence was partially responsible for delaying the signing of the Peace of Westphalia

proposals were viewed by American policymakers as an example of Indian "intransigence." The McNaughton proposals were popular in the Security Council, which

These discussions made Thorn increasingly frustrated at Nookamis' intransigence to accept his terms. Joseachal later informed Duncan McDougall that

just sexual behavior. This core conviction about the universality and intransigence of sin has elements of determinism, and has not surprisingly offended

Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation–West, became frustrated with Ross's intransigence. The latter insisted that the Old Settlers accept him as Principal Chief

issue with suggestions for a constitutional amendment to address the intransigence of the existing court, Mr. Harlan said such a course might delay essential

group of bipartisan women senators who were critical of the hardliner's intransigence and dominance of the debate, Gannon noted: "I think it's time that we

Luminoso) guerrilla organization due largely to what he perceived as intransigence and obstructionism in Congress. By March 1992, the Congress met with

the issue of the Pontic Greeks. Indeed what the Allies saw as Rıza's intransigence over both this issue and that of the Armenians led to a Yugoslavian

Cvetkoviç, a Serb, resigned, stating as their reason the government's intransigence over the Croat problem. Stojadinoviç's position was now untenable[.]

a player plays a central defender position and is characterized by intransigence on the ground, solid game with a head, excellent inclusions in pieces

retained the octroi, triggering a new riot in the city. Continuing mutual intransigence over the taxation issue led to fresh riots accompanied by the ransacking

freeing itself from racial prejudices and guarding against all religious intransigence.") After the consequences of the 1912 Tunis Tram Boycott, the party

political, social and cultural factors that resulted in a degree of intransigence by both the miners and the mine company. A number of the leading strikers

Grate". Boston Review. ISSN 0734-2306. Retrieved October 1, 2016. ""intransigence is my calling card": Interview with Uche Nduka". September 24, 2013

wishes her to marry another councillor's son, and after facing her intransigence he forces her to enter a convent, where she falls gravely ill. Xaver

midst of a terrible, tempestuous time, a life raft, a ship of hope, the intransigence of man the creator, the poet, the rebel –standing firm before all those

formed part of the faction which advocated bold stand and doctrinal intransigence, as opposed to the group of older leaders used to behind-the-scene dealings

arrangement, largely because their agnosticism conflicted with the religious intransigence of Frances and Christina. Frances was often portrayed by her son Dante

one United Kingdom proposal. The British similarly felt that "Russian intransigence" was the cause of slow progress. In September, the Soviet Union published

ISBN 9781491766583. Joshua Landis, Shishakli and the Druze: Integration and Intransigence Sami Moubayed, Steel & Silk: Men and Women Who Shaped Syria 1900-2000

that the invitation was withdrawn. Holdsworth later remarked that his "intransigence saved my life" because it was on this expedition that Mallory disappeared

the "dismal failure to implement its resolutions", and Morocco of "intransigence, systematic destruction of the Peace Plan" and "rejecting any hint of

formed part of the faction which advocated bold stand and doctrinal intransigence, as opposed to the group of older leaders used to behind-the-scene dealings

a report of his discussions with Pelagius, where he highlights his intransigence, intolerance towards the Greek Orthodox clergy and insistence on Papal

become ordained priests. He wrote to Anselm in 1103 complaining of the intransigence of his clergy and envying Anselm's better relations with Canterbury's

She proves unwilling to negotiate, and Sisko is frustrated with her intransigence. Nog is captivated by the girl. He and Sisko's son, Jake, introduce

their respective tactical outlooks. But following a period of extreme intransigence, isolation and mental decline, Cafiero himself moved towards social

again flocked to Vancouver to protest government insensitivity and intransigence to their plight. The RCPU organized demonstrations and tin-canning (organized

car, reaching the Spellympics finals just in time to see Lisa spell "intransigence" and encourage her. Lisa, happy to see her father, tells everyone that

the German walk-out was widely, if erroneously, blamed on French "intransigence". The British government was left with the conviction that opportunities

and, probably, acted as an agent of the Allies against France. The intransigence of his political views is evident in the dozen of political writings

solution to the continuing conflict came to nothing, largely because of intransigence on the part of the Taliban. The Taliban sought to impose an extreme

quickly became the leader of this maquis, with a reputation for solidity, intransigence and inflexibility. He became the political officer for the "Montaigne"

and more critical of his political masters and what he saw as their intransigence in allowing him both the power and the freedom he believed he should

chance to become a professional dancer, but will need to confront the intransigence of her parents. Rob Das as Belga Graziela Felix as Rânia Mariana Lima

the Strike". "The Flint Sit Down: The Strike Which Broke the Bosses' Intransigence". "Flint and the Rewriting of History | Solidarity". Archived from the

the Prussian government and Augusta's father. In the end, Wilhelm's intransigence, the support of Bismarck, and a determination to move beyond the rejection

Sketches. Accessed March 13, 2008. Newman, Robert P. (1995). "American Intransigence: The Rejection of Continental Drift in the Great Debates of the 1920's"

Retrieved November 16, 2012. "LA Times: Poor management, not union intransigence, killed Hostess". November 25, 2012. Choi, Candice (January 11, 2013)

26 December 1944 along with other bridges near Esztergom. Decades of intransigence between the Communist governments of Hungary and Czechoslovakia meant

the rapid population growth in the rural sphere, as well as by the intransigence of Conservatives towards further land grants. In addition, Romania's

ultra-violent music, [which] revives the techno fundamentals, the intransigence of Underground Resistance, the mental and obsessive structures of Drexciya

his first term on a cricket tour of Pakistan. Hayes was accused of intransigence by Peter Roebuck, writing in The Times, but he made a firm reply, and

Lechín would be the presidential candidate in 1964. Instead, Lechín's intransigence on political issues eventually convinced Paz not only to reneg on his

Register Citizen, "Pompeo caught between Trump's short fuse, Kim's Intransigence" July 9, 2018 [5] Glasser, Susan B. "Mike Pompeo, the Secretary of Trump"

united right-wing opposition to the Weimar Republic, mainly due to the intransigence of the NSDAP and the differences in political aims and opinions of the

previous, precious accomplishment. He argues that these are "rhetorics of intransigence", which do not further debate. In the final chapter, Hirschman discusses

himself was mixed. He disliked what he saw as a narrow orthodoxy and intransigence in Stalin. He did give him some praise saying in an article in the left-leaning

orders sent to the Chinese troops in Tonkin to hold their positions. The intransigence of the Chinese hardliners resulted in a bloody clash between French

followed in 1920. By 1923, Khaled was becoming frustrated with French intransigence, and was becoming isolated from his allies who feared his personal influence

prevent an early election. For example, in Israel, the fragmentation and intransigence of some of the smaller parties has made it easier to maintain a coherent

foreign governments. All of them failed due to Mitre's and Derqui's intransigence. Urquiza tried, until the last moment, to preserve the peace and declined

three equal opportunities bills, citing government and bureaucratic intransigence towards greater public accountability. She was Chairman of the Equal

October 7, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "APC primaries: radicalism meets intransigence". thenationonlineng.net. October 20, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "Uncertainty

personality of Cardinal della Genga when he became pope in 1823. His intransigence and piety alienated liberal opinion very quickly. His austere spirituality

suggest honey or a hidden stiletto blade". Emma Thompson remembered "the intransigence which made him the great artist he was—his ineffable and cynical wit

had created the UNOSOM I mission in April 1992. However, the complete intransigence of the local faction leaders operating in Somalia and their rivalries

publishing singly authored works on the public's betrayal of memory and our intransigence in the presence of events that, he argued, should move the public. This

used again in the future. Against this, Picard is frustrated at their intransigence on this matter. In the middle of this argument, Danar and his rebels

1972–1975 [Democratic state and transnational terrorism. Three paths to intransigence in Western Europe 1972-1975.] (in German). Munich: Oldenbourg. p. 68

a supporter of liberalism and modern ideas, did not agree with the intransigence and reactionary attitude of Pius IX. In addition, the Count of Tomar

Krenz as his successor, further conveying an impression of undemocratic intransigence. For this and other reasons, Krenz was almost as detested as Honecker

respectful relations, Dovid Halberstam aggravated them by his personal intransigence. Highly respected as a religious leader, Halberstam was appreciated

difficulty, which has simply capitulated to this will. Contentual and formal intransigence, led provocatively across temporal dimensions, may be the very fruit

People Can Work for Racial Justice Ð 3rd Edition, they "met with so much intransigence at the high school". The LAUSD school board voted to remove Native American

opposition to the Hong Kong Government. He was particularly incensed by its intransigence on democratic reform. In a speech, on 18 February 2016, to the Foreign

2018. Amahl S. Azwar, 'RI's dream for more oil refineries hits govt intransigence', The Jakarta Post, 13 February 2013 and Amahl S. Azwar, 'Indonesia

Achaean embassies to Rome seeking the return of the hostages, and Roman intransigence to Achaean concerns, demonstrate the power difference between the two

opted for the titular church of Santo Stefano Rotondo. Because of the intransigence of the Republic of Venice, Maximilian could not be crowned and traveled

head the Overseas portfolio: which he refused, due to the government's intransigence on the Portuguese colonies. A month later, on 17 January 1974, he was

unwillingness of coal operators to slow production for safety reasons, their intransigence with regard to the rights of the miners to organize—these conditions

were treated humanely and their death rate had to be attributed to the intransigence of the American commanders who did not surrender until the men were

2018. Amahl S. Azwar, 'RI's dream for more oil refineries hits govt intransigence', The Jakarta Post, 13 February 2013 and Amahl S. Azwar, 'Indonesia

head the Overseas portfolio: which he refused, due to the government's intransigence on the Portuguese colonies. A month later, on 17 January 1974, he was

allow the Germans to ill-treat anyone without voluble protest. His intransigence landed him in Colditz ..." At Colditz Ferguson wanted to attract the

printing press, "spending a long, cruel summer of three years observing intransigence, stupidity and cruelty, irrespective of ideologies." His publishing

and external pressures during the conduct of the trial. However, this intransigence cost him his job, probably by a direct involvement of Mussolini, through

Victoria - led by Gough Whitlam, were convinced that Victorian Labor's intransigence was not only a stumbling block to the party's success in this state

60 years. Banner was excommunicated by the Bishop of Børglum for his intransigence. The suit was mediated by King Christoffer I at Kalundborg in 1468.

law's effects. Randolph's threats to report the colonial legislature's intransigence prompted it to dispatch agents to England to argue the colony's case;

difficulty, which has simply capitulated to this will. Contentual and formal intransigence, led provocatively across temporal dimensions, may be the very fruit

city into the Alps. Lautrec was suddenly confronted, however, with the intransigence of the Swiss, who formed the largest contingent of the French army.

conclude the armistice, other arrangements would be made.: 452  Rhee's intransigence and unilateral release of prisoners caused the PVA and KPA to launch

change. There are many examples which belie the commonly perceived intransigence of universities. Although universities may have been slow to accept

stated that the name signified, "our desire for an alternative to the intransigence of both the PLO and the several governments of Israel." The group proposed

to an accommodation, and was ultimately disappointed not by American intransigence but by one of the outstanding diplomatic blunders made by a Foreign

by Sierra Christian Academy. This location was chosen due to RUSD's intransigence in providing suitable facilities, the need to begin the 2009/2010 school

Montoya a bill for pardons and a demobilization plan. However, given the intransigence of the United States, reluctant to the possibility of dialogue with

his rock star biological father Johnny Rokeby; Robin over Matthew's intransigence in their divorce, her continuing PTSD, and her unsettled personal life

attack on his own person and died a few weeks later. In reaction to the intransigence of Popes like Boniface VIII, the French tightened their influence under

an object of suspicion for Fonseca. Due to Fonseca's ineptitude and intransigence, Madriz commanded the defenses of León.. The defenses of Sutiava was

October 7, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "APC primaries: radicalism meets intransigence". The Nation Newspaper. October 20, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "Uncertainty

introduces amendments to the Darling Harbour Bill, stating that the intransigence of the SSC had forced the New South Wales Government to exempt the controversial

the Fernwood Park riot and the Airport Homes riots highlighted white intransigence and refusal to accept black integration into white spaces. The integration

criticize S&P's decision. Republican strategists blamed Democratic intransigence for the rating agency's decision, and many Republican presidential candidates

There were differences within the Cabinet over Thatcher's perceived intransigence in her approach to the European Economic Community. In particular, many

The Cantonese community is said to have respected Ye Mingchen for his intransigence against the British, but also ridiculed his inability to resist them

Anderson, John Nathan (2004), A Can of Worms, Pirate Radio as Public Intransigence on the Public Airwaves, a thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of

the establishment of a national assembly was being held up by Sakay's intransigence, and that its establishment would be the first step toward Filipino

intolerance and authoritarianism; she echoes the voices that denounce the intransigence of some of the sectors. With the passage of time, her work became tragic

their troops returned home on 3 February 1647. Exasperated by Charles's intransigence and renewed outbreak of fighting in the 1648 Second English Civil War

have publicly expressed their dissatisfaction with SAC's continued intransigence. In May 2022, Malaysia's foreign minister, Saifuddin Abdullah, publicly

pressure on the Lords. When the Government resigned in the face of Tory intransigence in the House of Lords, Ebrington took the lead, despite leadership hesitations

Republican President Herbert Hoover but he became discouraged by Hoover's intransigence, and failures in dealing with the Great Depression. After the election

Palestinian controversy arose, however, as Abbas received some flak for his intransigence. On the visit to India he stated that the country's "growing relationship

long term negative consequences, feeding perceptions of Massachusetts intransigence), the law was modified to reduce the penalties to branding and whipping

Kumaratunga government engaging in numerous peace talks. However, LTTE intransigence limited the policy's effectiveness. The People's Alliance can be credited

complicit and that as a direct result of his heavy-handed and arrogant intransigence, innocent lives were brutally and unnecessarily taken. He was created

of guerrilla warfare. In his Congo Diary, he cites the incompetence, intransigence and infighting of the local Congolese forces as key reasons for the

Simpson also included comments that indicated he believed Moore's intransigence and ego were as much responsible for 1963's collapse as the oft-blamed

Opposition leaders to join forces against the Prime Minister. Irked by this intransigence, Urquhart calls an early election. His wife, Elizabeth, introduces him

November 2014. "Palestinian envoy: U.S. veto at UN 'encourages Israeli intransigence' on settlements". Haaretz.com. 19 February 2011. Retrieved 16 November

engendered by the war to prosecute the class struggle with the utmost intransigence, to strengthen the independent labor and revolutionary movements, and

History of Them Skylar TV movie 2019 You're the Worst Gemma Episode: "The Intransigence of Love" Modern Love Emma 2 episodes Bluff City Law Sydney Strait Main

suffrage in 2017 was unlikely. He blamed the lack of progress on the "intransigence" of democrats, who blocked reform proposals put forward in December

account of the meetings is less favourable, stressing Smith's perceived intransigence: "We went to great lengths to offer conditions that the Rhodesian régime

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Scott "should never ethically have been demanded," and compares Scott's intransigence on this matter unfavourably with the generous attitudes of the Norwegian

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engendered by the war to prosecute the class struggle with the utmost intransigence, to strengthen the independent labor and revolutionary movements, and

1960s to allow citizens to govern themselves, and Guatemala's complete intransigence over its long-standing claim to the entire territory. By 1961, the United

Thatcher publicly proclaimed that all three options were "out". Thatcher's intransigence persuaded the American President, Ronald Reagan, to intervene. The most

Roy Jenkins stated that Churchill delivered "a speech of power and intransigence". Having shortly disclaimed any personal animosity towards Chamberlain

suggested in 1997 that popularis ideology reflected a history of senatorial intransigence characterised as "partial and unlawful" which, over time, eroded the

Ramón in his political decisions and at times even pushing him towards intransigence. Nocedal's nephew, Ramón García Rodrigo Nocedal, was a well-known journalist

October 7, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "APC primaries: radicalism meets intransigence". thenationonlineng.net. October 20, 2018. Retrieved May 31, 2021. "Uncertainty

Parliament, angry at what he perceived as the members' impudence and intransigence. Charles and Buckingham, James's favourite and a man who had great influence

1848–49, but foundered through the lack of western support, on Hungarian intransigence toward the Czechs, Slovaks and Romanians, and on the rise of German

Model Army of the victorious Parliamentarians was exasperated by the intransigence of King Charles I. They purged the English Parliament and established

reside at Alqosh. He also, like his predecessor, had to reckon with the intransigence of the monks of the monastery of Rabban Hormizd, and friends of the

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took the rotating presidency whenever it was the county's turn. His intransigence towards the Calvinists led to his recall by the States. On 7 October

Territorial Force was met with opposition by militia representatives. Their intransigence forced Haldane to abolish the Militia altogether and create the Special

T; Schäbler, B (eds.). "Shishakli and the Druzes: Integration and intransigence". The Syrian Land: Processes of Integration and Fragmentation. Stuttgart:

disowns Queenie as a member of the family. Frank is shocked at Ethel's intransigence. They retire to bed unhappily. Scene 3 – May 1932 The older members

unsuccessful in ousting the KMT from Mong Hsat. The main reason for KMT's intransigence was its intention to use Burma as a refuge to reorganize, train, and

This conflict between Monckton's decency and humanity and Lawrence's intransigence and cruelty would be revisited on subsequent occasions. In the winter

known as La Demajagua. The Spanish, aware of Céspedes' anti-colonial intransigence, tried to force him into submission by imprisoning his son Oscar. Céspedes

neighbouring Kingdoms, continued to push for Buganda secession. This intransigence prompted Cohen to hand him a letter at a final meeting on 30 November

Soir and La Dépêche de l'Aube, which was moved by "the provocative intransigence of the sardine cannery owners". On January 6, 1925, the factory owners

schools of Schlosser and Strzygowski, now drained of their ideological intransigence. In 1963 two Ordinarius positions were once more created, and were filled

Azerbaijan. And it goes beyond bilateral ties. Thanks to its ideological intransigence, Tehran has removed itself as a contender in Caspian Basin energy bonanza

said that the Arabs were divided The official version said that Arab intransigence prevented peace; the New Historians said that Israel is primarily to

resignation statement detailing his grievances. He blamed Thatcher's intransigence, saying his views were ignored. He may well have prepared this earlier

patriotic nor political, to ensnare the proclamation of the Republic due to intransigence over this point. Even though the "bottom to top" procedure was more

professional valor, and of moral quality... They were equally inclined to intransigence and were also committed to remain on the path which both had decided

disgraced associates (such as Alcibiades), exacerbated of course by his own intransigence during the trial. The plays, in manuscript form, have been put to some

side, and the Fuju-fuse subsect irreducibles on the other. Nichiō's intransigence attracted the ire of those who had compromised, who denounced him to

adamantly refused to consider even reforms short of independence. Official intransigence contributed to increased animosity between the nationalists and the

Comfort Women Issue—The 1000th Wednesday Protest in Seoul and Japanese Intransigence 慰安婦問題解決へ向けて−−ソウルにおける１０００回目の水曜抗議集会と日本の非妥協性"". Retrieved November 24,

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Napoleon in the bull Quum memoranda on 10 June 1809. In response to this intransigence, Napoleon selected a general, Étienne Radet, to remove the pope and

and tells her that he'll never change; Jyoti is disappointed by his intransigence. But when Chaudhary returns to the political arena, he discovers that

Herbert pressed charges against his commanding officers for their intransigence. Herbert had reported eight separate war crimes, including incidents

Peterborough to Stamford from 2 October 1846. Because of Lord Harborough's intransigence, it was not until 1 May 1848 that these two sections were linked, and

agreement over reparations with the Germans failed in the wake of German intransigence. The immediate cause of Briand's forced resignation was a seemingly

latter to drop out from any agreement and accuse the former parties of "intransigence" and "sectarianism". As a result, the Bloc supported the alliance between

archive, accessed 21 August 2014 Aldwinckle, David (July 7, 1996). "Intransigence bad for your health". Asahi Evening News. Retrieved 2014-08-21. Aldwinckle

by some curious gift of heredity, become possessed of articulacy and intransigence in equal degree; someone who knows what they love and feels no shame

Paris: Floury. OCLC 902368834. Schwabsky, Barry (24 March 2008). "Daring Intransigence". The Nation. pp. 28–34. Archived from the original on 19 April 2016

two months to the city. The reason for the long delay was not so much intransigence on either side, but rather the inability of the Granadan government

Retrieved March 17, 2018. Sirota, David (December 11, 2013). "Disruption vs Intransigence: A tale of two political parties". PandoDaily. Hunter (December 4, 2013)

message sent today may be one that only encourages further Israeli intransigence and impunity."  Israel- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office replied

also happened after of facts that can not be omitted, including the intransigence of the Protector, Artigas who systematically and firmly refused to recognize

Abdellatif Benjelloun Touimi, suffered from the continued rejection and intransigence of the French authorities to the idea of establishing a “full Moroccan

the university's computer lab. Fed up with what they considered to be intransigence on the part of the administration, black and white students left a meeting

1378 the conclave elected an Italian from Naples, Pope Urban VI; his intransigence in office soon alienated the French cardinals, who withdrew to a conclave

ASEAN member states have expressed dissatisfaction with the SAC for its intransigence in implementing ASEAN's Five-Point Consensus. In August 2022, Indonesia's

two months to the city. The reason for the long delay was not so much intransigence on either side, but rather the inability of the Granadan government

first protracted boycott of Gallo wines in the 1970s (based on their intransigence in dealing with the newly organized United Farm Workers), artist Carlos

Germans. France's victory in the war and the movement's anti-German intransigence on the peace terms set forth by the Treaty of Versailles (1919) between

the university's computer lab. Fed up with what they considered to be intransigence on the part of the administration, black and white students left a meeting

ASEAN member states have expressed dissatisfaction with the SAC for its intransigence in implementing ASEAN's Five-Point Consensus. In August 2022, Indonesia's

Chaldean Church, Pope Pius IX rehearsed the many examples of Audo's intransigence, deplored his disobedience and welcomed his eventual submission. Audo's

and decisive judgment were of inestimable value in countering enemy intransigence, misrepresentation and evasion with reasoned negotiation demonstrable

impeded by Ancelotti. Ancelotti later stated that he regretted his intransigence, and when he joined Juventus, he abandoned his favoured 4–4–2 in favour

solely to mines or accidents. According to German estimates, Scheer's intransigence cost Germany the opportunity to sink 1.6 to 3 million tons of Allied

claims that the figures stood as a representation of "old-fashioned intransigence, a lack of contact with the latest revolutionary ideals, and a sense

Gowon as Supreme Commander of the Nigerian Armed Forces, despite the intransigence of Muhammed who wanted the role of Supreme Commander for himself. However

computer programmers: There's something comforting about Stallman's intransigence. Win or lose, Stallman will never give up. He'll be the stubbornest

national environmental policy is fatally flawed because of his company's intransigence in cleaning up its own toxic legacy." GE has said that it will invest

posts. Gómez joined former Córdoba Province Governor Amadeo Sabattini's Intransigence and Renewal Front (MIR) upon its establishment in 1945. The MIR was

President Clinton, who had grown frustrated with Benjamin Netanyahu's intransigence in the peace process, Carville, along with colleagues Bob Shrum, a speechwriter

situation The impossibility of establishing a permanent army due to the intransigence of the general population The opposing influence of the Roman Catholic

great charm. But his political sense was seriously found wanting by the intransigence with which he excluded the Roman Catholic minority from responsibility

the relentless expansion of white settlers into Creek territory, the intransigence of the Georgian legislature, and McGillivray's attempts to ally with

reason the IRA were in existence in the first place was due to the intransigence of the British and the Unionists. The whole situation in Northern Ireland

before the Six-Day War of June 1967. According to Michael Oren, Eshkol's intransigence in the face of military pressure to launch an Israeli attack is considered

1902 he moved to The Morning Post, described as one of the "organs of intransigence" by Stephen Koss, to work as a foreign correspondent, first in the Balkans

days under Mayor Mike Harcourt in 1981. The unions blamed Sullivan's intransigence at the bargaining table for prolonging the strike. The union cited the

his rock star biological father Johnny Rokeby; Robin over Matthew's intransigence in their divorce, her continuing PTSD and her unsettled personal life

his point, for in March 1792 the King, moved by intrigues and by the intransigence of those who surrounded him, thought right to dismiss him from that

Rui Pato from her lap, illustrative of her determination. Fernandes' intransigence in demanding that her children would be given to their grandparents

based on pure humanity. Frei is overawed by Grüninger's integrity, intransigence and his personal views, and Frei comes to doubt the legality of the

determines to win Turandot. Scene 2: Emperor Altoum complains of Turandot's intransigence. Kalaf says he would rather die than fail to win Turandot. Turandot

newly established regime of Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran with war for its intransigence in negotiating the release of the hostages seized from the U.S. embassy

aware of the difficulties placed upon his subjects by Lord Baltimore's intransigence, but his hands were tied. Calvert oversaw the end of the long-running

of the U.S. Department of Justice," and, detailing "a year of DOJ’s intransigence and baseless refusals to comply with our subpoenas," that "the Department

the Japanese appeared unwilling to be bound by the agreement. This intransigence left the western powers no alternative to opening hostilities with Choshiu

mutual accommodation, New Delhi’s attitude was one of arrogance, even intransigence. It laid down impossible pre-conditions, including the ridiculous one

his position by order of the Prime Minister Dimitrie Sturdza for the intransigence shown in not accepting an order of guncotton purchased from the Viennese

presidential elections: these efforts were eventually unsuccessful due to the intransigence of Venezuelan authorities and disagreements within the opposition. Furthermore

with non-Communist Third World countries in marked contrast to the intransigence of Stalin's years. On 27 February 1956, after the Soviet Communist Party's

revolutions in 1848–49 but foundered on lack of western support, on Hungarian intransigence toward the Czechs, Slovaks, and Romanians, and on the rise of German

but his re-appointment was blocked by a combination of his wounded intransigence and continued Conservative prejudice. He resigned from the National

before it had fallen by the wayside. Later, noting Indira Gandhi's intransigence, it appeared that the Akali leaders were willing to water down their

such visit resulted in a memorandum highly critical of Australia's intransigence on the racial equality issue raised by Japan at the Paris Peace Conference

1328, Michael of Cesena was summoned to Avignon to explain the Order's intransigence in refusing the pope's orders and its complicity with Louis of Bavaria

attracted much public admiration. Nevertheless, he combined strategic intransigence with tactical flexibility; and until his 1971 downfall, he was able

warfare. In his Congo Diary book, he cites a combination of incompetence, intransigence, and infighting among the Congolese rebels as key reasons for the revolt's

rapprochement, Austria opposed his policy, the Ottoman Empire showed intransigence. On the contrary, a favourable situation was developing for Britain

originally wanted to execute everyone in Kaifeng to punish them for their intransigence and extremely long resistance. However, Ögedei intervened and ordered

Jon Winroth's articles progressively gained him a solid reputation of intransigence in wine circles. Steven Spurrier described his style in Decanter as

adverse impact on the league’s ability to counter what he saw as Swiss intransigence. In 1923, the Committee adopted a change in its policy regarding the

guaranteed. On 2 August, he resigned as envoy to Syria, citing the intransigence of both the Assad government and the rebels, as well as the stalemate

Soviet pressure, to sign the statement condemning China. Ceaușescu's intransigence led to no statement being issued, which was widely seen as a Soviet

German expedition, to "sneak over the border" when faced with British intransigence towards Schäfer's efforts to reach Tibet. In 1897 Younghusband married

"Biden builds White House team and tries to show dangers of Trump's intransigence". The Washington Post. Archived from the original on November 20, 2020

Soviet pressure, to sign the statement condemning China. Ceaușescu's intransigence led to no statement being issued, which was widely seen as a Soviet

Antioch, Peter II of Angoulême to discuss the whole question; but his intransigence drove even the Patriarch over to Bohemond of Tripoli's side. In April

accepting the Pacification of Ghent, but later, frustrated by the intransigence of Orange and his supporters, he seized the citadel of Namur and recalled

the old generation of republicans and both republican factions showed intransigence towards cooperation. Fallout from the affair appeared to favor the republican

interpreted the "three noes" of the resolution as a firm proof of Arab intransigence. Others noted that the resolution called for Israeli withdrawal to the

productions. On one occasion he was discovered by a servant, but his intransigence was not reported to grandfather. In fact there appears to have been

the day and Thorn increasingly became frustrated at the indigenous intransigence to accept his terms. The interpreter later informed McDougall that Thorn

Texas death row case marked by official carelessness, negligence, and intransigence". The Austin Chronicle. Retrieved July 21, 2016. Harnsberger, R. Scott

intention is to help Israel's propaganda case, their book might help foster intransigence and dangerous illusions on the Arab side". Varda Klein wrote, "Such

causing the outbreak of war given their role in encouraging Polish intransigence in the face of German requests, most especially through Britain's "guarantee"

their might but there was no one to talk to on the other side. Arab intransigence was alone responsible for the political deadlock, which was not broken

with Germany while turning to France in order to challenge Germany's intransigence by signing a Franco–Italian accord to protect Austrian independence

October 2022. Retrieved 19 October 2018. "Cuba 1990–1994: Political Intransigence versus Economic Reform - ASCE". ASCE. Archived from the original on

an American Film Institute student seminar, Quinn spoke of Fellini's intransigence over selecting a box in which Zampanò carries his cigarette butts, scrutinizing

1378 the conclave, elected an Italian from Naples, Pope Urban VI; his intransigence in office soon alienated the French cardinals, who withdrew to a conclave

find, and the traders seem to have attributed this fact to laziness or intransigence on the part of Naskapi. In the 1945 census (in the Dominion of Newfoundland)

always wanted to cooperate with French authorities, but that their intransigence had forced him to revolt. Học contended that France could only stay

straight to Tehran. The Foreign Office was very unhappy at Reza Khan's intransigence. In the presence of Loraine, Khaz’al and Reza met and even swore an

Australia finally abandoned all hope of settlement, due to Victoria's intransigence, and in 1911 it sued in the original jurisdiction of the High Court

assassinate one of Franco's pro-Allied generals, which strengthened Franco's intransigence against Hitler and the Nazi regime. Operation Garbo, also known as "Garbo"

were able to join forces with the paramount chiefs in the face of Krio intransigence. Later, Margai used the same skills to win over opposition leaders and

capture Gibraltar. As a result of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco's intransigence, the operation was postponed, modified, and ultimately abandoned. From

mobilisation because of Sazonov's conviction that Austro-Hungarian intransigence was Germany's policy and, if Germany was directing Austria-Hungary,

political one - Mowat's refusal to back down in the face of Macdonald’s intransigence made it more difficult for the federal government to disallow legislation

priorities to recovering state power for the military establishment. His intransigence and refusal to cooperate with the civilian-led government undermined

Mediterranean ports. Construction of TAPLINE had been delayed due to Syrian intransigence. Za'im also improved relations with two American allies in the region:

he may have been influenced by hist brother Jošt. When John saw the intransigence and unwillingness to compromise on the part of the Catholic Alliance

Black citizens' grievances about racial injustice; White officials' intransigence Methods Firebombing, Ransacking, Police Brutality Parties Casualties

respect its international agreements, and defend its territory with "intransigence". On 21 November Ouédraogo declared that the CSP would restore a constitutional

2007, retrieved 2 July 2007 "Shishakli and the Druzes: Integration and Intransigence" "Is Hubal The Same As Allah?". Islamic-awareness.org. Archived from

rare to meet in a young man of this age displaying such firmness and intransigence, a self-discipline so powerful when it comes to his artistic work. I

historicist opinions stood in contrast with the poet's mysticism, and his intransigence grew as he aged. By 1931, he was writing a series of defamatory articles

Chasteler, chief of staff, who had already learnt Suvorov's notions of intransigence in overcoming obstacles, arrived at the crossing point and took decisive

representative – the U.S. appeared increasingly impatient with UNITA's intransigence, while MPLA increasingly sought Western partners. On 19 May 1993, the

might go to war against Japan in support of Russia, encouraged Russian intransigence. On 24 July 1905, in a letter to the British diplomat Cecil Spring Rice

Chiang's other opponents in the central government. To overcome Chiang's intransigence Li began ousting Chiang's supporters within the central government.

Japan, but Tokyo took no real action on the request, and blamed Soviet intransigence for the lack of progress in resolving the issue; Japan continued its

tried to form a center-left cabinet, which also foundered upon Thiers's intransigence concerning Spanish affairs. These successive setbacks forced the king

"further hardening of [the Turkish Cypriot community's] positions and its intransigence" in relation to a solution for the Cyprus problem. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

lady" and comparisons to Thatcher if "[it] means [...] an enormous intransigence on values and in principles, of not abdicating from these values and

expeditionary force to attempt to re-establish control over Haiti. Prolonged intransigence on these issues led Britain to declare war on France on 18 May 1803

Henry Ireton were opposed to this, but within three months the King's intransigence had forced Parliament to adopt Rawton's proposal in the Vote of No Addresses

habendi se tempore schismatis, De schismate, etc. But soon the popes' intransigence strengthened the movement for a council—see De concilio generali unius

of the empire, combined with the poor quality of armaments and the intransigence of the opposition have been cited by John Richards as the reasons for

disaffection and frustration with government inaction and Beijing intransigence, on 21 March 2013, all 27 democratically inclined lawmakers of the Legislative

work was being done". Langley of MI9 commented that the Comet Line's "intransigence and failure to make use of some of the help we offered them...nearly

that could not have stood in starker contrast to Peking's constant intransigence. He was welcomed like foreign royalty, showered with pomp (including

the Queensboro Bridge. Sloan tries to draw attention to congressional intransigence on the debt ceiling and ponders a job offer. Everything is overshadowed

her husband. She laughs at their poor choice, and to cure her of her intransigence, she is sent to live with her uncle in the mountains of Kentucky. There

1328 Michael of Cesena was summoned to Avignon to explain the Order's intransigence in refusing the Pope's orders and its complicity with Louis of Bavaria

about the arbitrariness in the police, and he was not liked for his intransigence." The attackers are still unknown. Andruschnko is the seventh journalist

friends, the fissures that open up between parents and children, the intransigence of quiet hearts." The New York Times writer Michiko Kakutani wrote a

intellectual development followed a path of increasing awareness of the intransigence of the dominant classes of capitalist culture to adopt reforms that

the rebels a few days later at the 10th Party Congress. Despite the intransigence of the government and the willingness of the authorities to crush the

T.; Schäbler, B. (eds.). "Shishakli and the Druzes: Integration and intransigence". The Syrian Land: Processes of Integration and Fragmentation. Stuttgart:

Pakistan was not keeping a warlike mentality but did not know what Indian intransigence would lead Pakistan and its people to. India accused Pakistan of ceasefire

that could not have stood in starker contrast to Peking's constant intransigence. He was welcomed like foreign royalty, showered with pomp (including

Black citizens' grievances about racial injustice; White officials' intransigence Methods Firebombing, Ransacking, Police Brutality Parties Casualties

their might but there was no one to talk to on the other side. Arab intransigence was alone responsible for the political deadlock, which was not broken

1328 Michael of Cesena was summoned to Avignon to explain the Order's intransigence in refusing the Pope's orders and its complicity with Louis of Bavaria

her husband. She laughs at their poor choice, and to cure her of her intransigence, she is sent to live with her uncle in the mountains of Kentucky. There

needs of other provinces threatened by Monteverde's advance, and the intransigence of the Venezuelan population to the republican cause, among other things

ready for action in Constantinople harbour. Exasperated by Turkish intransigence, and not having a significant force to land on the shore, Duckworth

point was resisting efforts by the Foreign Office to support French intransigence. By the time a second cabinet was held on 21 July, Grey had adopted

her work so much so that she was even considered to have a "personal intransigence [that] meant she was as often at odds with her allies as with this her

to an accommodation, and was ultimately disappointed not by American intransigence but by one of the outstanding diplomatic blunders made by a Foreign

to safeguard the Dardanelles. By one account, when met with Russian intransigence, Disraeli told his secretary to order a special train to return them

built if an independent election candidate stood down. Bridgen blamed "intransigence of certain unelected individuals at the very top of the county council"

or some 'back story' between Rubinson and myself. It was primarily intransigence and anger about band governance on my part that propelled the final

Dudley and Dunraven dragged on into August 1905, with their attitude of intransigence towards Long's attempts at Unionist reform and demanding obedience to

incident more determined than ever to become self-reliant. Her increased intransigence alarmed the Duchess. At her behest, family adviser Baron Stockmar investigated

commanders Datis and Artaphernes to attack Attica, to punish Athens for her intransigence. After burning Eretria, the Persians landed at Marathon. An Athenian

life as he wishes". Sometimes nicknamed the "Iron Lady" because of her intransigence in repressing crimes committed by Palestinians, as well as for her nationalist

when Britain decided to reverse its support for Bolsheviks. Shaumian's intransigence had cost him their support, MacDonell was told by a British officer:

saw Portugal attempting to remain neutral in spite of the combative intransigence of its neighbors and contentious forces within the country that favored

virtuel du Protestantisme. Coppa, Frank J (1999). "Chapter 7 Papal intransigence and infallibility in an age of liberalism and nationalism". The Modern

official Malcolm R.J. Reid to keep the passengers offshore. Reid's intransigence, supported by Stevens, led to the mistreatment of the passengers on

interpretation at the final rehearsal of Bennett's overture Parisina. The intransigence of both parties inflated this into a furious row, and began a breach

Middle East". Zionists attributed Arab rejection of the plan to mere intransigence. Palestinian Arabs opposed the very idea of partition but reiterated

refused to distribute money to West Bank and Gaza "because of perceived intransigence on peace talks by the Palestinians and payments to the families of those

question, and the FLN position was gaining support. France's seeming intransigence in settling a colonial war that tied down half the manpower of its armed

debates until the parliament adjourned on 3 July. Despairing at the intransigence of the government, and in the hope of assistance from France, Wolfe

Politically close to Maximilien Robespierre, he behaved with a zeal and an intransigence that bred a deep hatred among his enemies, along with his tendency for

Cox & Baylis. pp. 111–121. Frank J. Coppa (1999). "Chapter 7 Papal intransigence and infallibility in an age of liberalism and nationalism". The Modern

issues rise and fall. Molotch's findings highlighted the extraordinary intransigence of national institutions in the face of local dissent, but more importantly

policy took into account the interests of hereditary Cossacks, the intransigence of peasants and ordinary Cossacks to the restoration of feudal land

not count since "God sees what is inside your heart" and that, by his intransigence, Staś may have doomed Nel to terrible death. Staś and Nel, exhausted

side upon his government and his foreign birth. Frustrated by their intransigence, he became unwilling to deal with his deteriorating political situation

persecution of African Christians, on William I and Maio of Bari's intransigence. A final peace with the Almohads was not signed until 1180, when a Sicilian

Soviets short of acquiescence to their expansionism, and that their intransigence and delaying tactics precluded the reconstruction and economic recovery

caused hard feelings from the ABL's other owners, who felt that his intransigence had delayed the league. That December, Cannon, unhappy with the team's

seek understanding. His portraits are riveting, and the varieties of intransigence revealed are disturbing. But for anyone who's been paying attention

Luminoso) guerrilla organization due largely to what he perceived as intransigence and obstructionism in Congress. By March 1992, the Congress met with

the old generation of republicans and both republican factions showed intransigence towards cooperation. The affair appeared even to favor the republican

stooges for international drug companies by arguing that "government intransigence, not the cost of drugs, is the real problem." On September 26, 2003

of Christian and Centre Democrats (UDC), openly disagreed with his intransigence but vowed to stick with their ally's decision. Yet, when Napolitano

to the vanquished' and refused to transmit them to the French. The intransigence of the Qing court ensured that the Sino-French War would continue for

British defence backing. Despite difficulties brought on by Omar Ali's intransigence and Malaysia's covert assistance for Brunei's former rebels, MacDonald

on 19 November 2007. It had to be forced on them by the courts. The intransigence of the Police and CPS has seriously undermined public confidence in

times, however, the French government was confronted by the monolithic intransigence of the leaders of the European community in Algeria in opposing any

Harper & Row, 1970 Breaux, Jarred James, The Laotian Civil War: The Intransigence of General Phoumi Nosavan and American Intervention in the Fall of 1960

Politically close to Maximilien Robespierre, he behaved with a zeal and an intransigence that bred a deep hatred among his enemies, along with his tendency for

stooges for international drug companies by arguing that "government intransigence, not the cost of drugs, is the real problem." On September 26, 2003

caused hard feelings from the ABL's other owners, who felt that his intransigence had delayed the league. That December, Cannon, unhappy with the team's

refused to distribute money to West Bank and Gaza "because of perceived intransigence on peace talks by the Palestinians and payments to the families of those

Deeker, J. R. A. (21 June 2002). "Onverzettelijkheid als familietrek" [Intransigence as a family trait]. Reformatorisch Dagblad. p. 17. Archived from the

perfect imitation of the greater masters, so perhaps there was fault and intransigence on both sides in this famed argument. Vanbrugh was deeply distressed

ISIL by February 2014, citing its failure to consult and "notorious intransigence". In early 2014, ISIL drove Iraqi government forces out of key cities

Thiệu, whose government would have to assent to any agreement. The intransigence of Thiệu and his demand for the U.S. not to abandon his nation after

without conditions of any kind. But in the face of North American intransigence, the traditional caudillo parties accepted a gradual withdrawal, the

had always wanted to cooperate with the authorities, but that French intransigence had forced him to revolt. He contended that if France wanted to stay

aggressiveness was a sign of creative passion, a particular blend of intransigence and humour, the way his moods of affection and insolence succeeded one

captured. One of the Mexican commanders, impressed by the memorable intransigence he had just witnessed, characterized the Legion in a way they've been

Dave Kehr went on to write that Peckinpah "plays Heston's square-jawed intransigence against the aristocratic refinement of a Southern officer (overplayed

demanded the removal of Filippo Peretti, later Pope Sixtus V, for his intransigence. From that date, the inquisitor, since 1289 a Franciscan, was nominated

with Italian demands for compensation. He had, however, to fight the intransigence of Hungarian Prime Minister István Tisza, and Tisza's nominee, who was

to an accommodation, and was ultimately disappointed not by American intransigence but by one of the outstanding diplomatic blunders made by a Foreign

who failed to show their loyalty. Melfort's encouragement of James' intransigence lost him support with the French and English Jacobites. The Protestant

it was not initially available in the Republic of Ireland due to the intransigence of the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) but was opened there

colleagues helped Morgenthau marshal the evidence of State Department intransigence and present it to President Franklin D. Roosevelt in January 1944. Originally

centralised system arose from Serbian military strength and Croatian intransigence, and was sustained by Croatian disengagement, Serbian overrepresentation

time. It sagged under the weight of predictable boots and frustrating intransigence through the later votes, but it was still punctuated by exciting new

Arizona.” However he was also frustrated by what he considered the intransigence of the national union leaders. On August 15, despite a request from

raging on". Others contend that, as the 1950s progressed, nationalist intransigence increasingly rendered official plans for political development irrelevant

main character of the 2011 TV drama Song of Spring and Autumn. Jie's intransigence has not always escaped criticism. The Legalist philosopher Han Fei listed

Arnold Leese. Thurlow noted that Tyndall adopted Leese's "political intransigence… his refusal to compromise with political reality and his willingness

His works were summarized by Victor-Lévy Beaulieu: "because of his intransigence and the talent that one must have when one approaches the words of others

claimed ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the island. After a period of intransigence, Nobbs was eventually reconciled and accepted the work of the mission

extradition: for some months, the discussions were characterised by mutual intransigence. In the end, on 29 July 1992, Erich Honecker was sent on a special flight

knew he was sincere and uncompromising. And it is, I believe, this intransigence that we find throughout his artistic career. This maxim of Plautus,

envoys, in return for money; German submarine raids encouraged Senussi intransigence. On 6 November, Egyptian coastguard boats in Sollum Bay were attacked

shabby compromises. Left-wingers like Barbara Castle loathed him for his intransigence. Many, including Tony Benn – a Labour centrist at the time – simply

was designed to fulfil that need, but in an atmosphere of political intransigence. The RLM (Reichsluftfahrtministerium - German Air Ministry), issued

adept at steadfastness and discipline. From an initially culpable intransigence, which led her to abandon the newborn by denouncing the incompetence

with the gentle peace terms he was prepared to grant. For a moment, intransigence on the part of the Ghent delegation still threatened to derail the talks

eyes of many, Hamburg's economic clout had combined with the stubborn intransigence of her senators to leave the city with a privileged status in the rapidly

the Ministry of Justice. Feijó ended up becoming unpopular for his intransigence and lost the support of his great ally Evaristo da Veiga, who had died

the superstructure alone with "revolutionary commitment, political intransigence, personal sacrifice, and selfless dedication [to the revolution]." Deng

1975, by sending Prime Minister Rabin a letter stating that Israeli intransigence has complicated U.S. worldwide interests, and therefore the administration

February 2011. "Palestinian envoy: U.S. veto at UN 'encourages Israeli intransigence' on settlements". Haaretz. 18 February 2011. Archived from the original

a good example of this, especially regarding his use of shadow, its intransigence vis-a-vis the sun and its profoundity vis-a-vis the night: "A Man with

Cvetkoviç, a Serb, resigned, stating as their reason the government's intransigence over the Croat problem. Stojadinović's position was now untenable[.]

Hiiraan region, though did not survive in the long term due to the intransigence of warlords. During these early years the courts began gaining considerable

also 'imposed and intolerant' is the clearest evidence of episcopal intransigence." From 1940 to 1960, about 70% of Mexican Catholics attended church

order that the real light might not be believed." It seems to blame the intransigence of these rival Christians on "the father of their error": perhaps a

directly to al-Mu'tasim's agent. According to al-Tabari, the Qarinid's intransigence had been secretly encouraged by al-Afshin, who hoped to discredit the

the general amnesty issued in October, his continued militancy and intransigence saw him jailed for a third time, in a prison stint which would last

were treated humanely and their death rate had to be attributed to the intransigence of the American commanders who did not surrender until their men were

Negotiations for completing the SADF withdrawal were stalled due to intransigence on both sides concerning the linkage policy, with the two governments

controversy. Lisa Appignanesi, ex-president of English PEN, observed "Intransigence is never so great as when it feels it has a god on its side." One of

controversy. Lisa Appignanesi, ex-president of English PEN, observed "Intransigence is never so great as when it feels it has a god on its side." One of

of Christian and Centre Democrats (UDC), openly disagreed with his intransigence but vowed to stick with their ally's decision. When Napolitano was elected

convey goods traffic for points south of Wolverhampton because of LNWR intransigence, and they tried to construct a goods transhipment location alongside

prison. The public prosecutor was Mario Sossi, a judge notorious for his intransigence and his right-wing ideas. In 1974, Mario Sossi himself was kidnapped

its position that the war was being prolonged only because of Iranian intransigence. On July 25, 1990, following tensions with Kuwait, Saddam met with United

position he was offered. He was continually frustrated by Churchill's intransigence, and in his memoirs, he recorded that Churchill knew "as much of the

stranded outside the UK because of British administrative errors or intransigence and denial of medical treatment. Other cases covered in the press involved

Jansenists, but the Gallican fringe of the clergy was still shaken by the intransigence of Clement XI. The territorial distribution of the Jansenists and Gallicans

Bridges.org. Retrieved 13 December 2008 "Wi-Fi - stifled by regulatory intransigence?" Archived 6 October 2006 at the Wayback Machine EE Publishers (Pty)

have to collectively bear the financial responsibility for Davis's intransigence." However, Bunning issued a preliminary injunction ordering the state

independent state." He further blamed the situation in Catalonia on the "intransigence, the repression, the complete denial of reality, the hostility seen

"; Fishman 2012, p. 412: "... the meaning of the BDS message is of intransigence. ... its message combines anti-Semitism with anti-Zionism." Harawi 2020

18, 2011). "Palestinian envoy: U.S. veto at UN 'encourages Israeli intransigence' on settlements". Haaretz.com. Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. Retrieved

sanctions against the Russian people. He implied NATO was acting with "intransigence", said "The fact is that the US and Ukraine entering into a deeper security

Methodist church to evolve from a mainstay of theological and racial intransigence to an agent for social change and doctrinal reform. Sledd's interest

the ordeal. All parties involved revealed a lack of tact, and their intransigence only caused harm—mostly to the monarchy itself. The main consequence

February 2011). "Palestinian envoy: U.S. veto at UN 'encourages Israeli intransigence' on settlements". Haaretz. Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. Retrieved 20

won over to join forces with the paramount chiefs in the face of Krio intransigence. Later, Margai used the same skills to win-over opposition leaders and

while the second turned out to be unattainable due to the government's intransigence. Thus, believes Eidman, the CC is no longer needed. From 15 to 18 March

social state, without poverty and inequalities, with the rule of law and intransigence towards corruption, for Bulgaria to be a country with a high standard

find an acceptable compromise failed however, largely due to Nixon's intransigence. Nevertheless, Nixon soon began contemplating ways to accommodate Cox

was the very thing to deprive the document of its noble and exemplary intransigence. Nevertheless, even within these limitations, the pontifical letter

least 2015, it will be catalyzed more by private-sector maneuvering and intransigence than by Chinese scheming." In 2023, London School of Economics Professor

already doomed campaign. Kissinger had not, however, counted on the intransigence of South Vietnamese President Thieu, who refused to accept the agreement

teach. In 1927 he criticized the right wing members of the FNC "whose intransigence had harmed them in the past, and who were depriving themselves once

independence is through a democratic referendum, the obstacle to that is the intransigence of the United Kingdom government. So what this election gives people

of the Roman Empire, he writes that the Soviet leaders' "aggressive intransigence" against the outside world compelled them "to chastise the contumacy"

January 2014, Egypt left negotiations over the dam, citing Ethiopian intransigence. Ethiopia countered that Egypt had set an immediate halt on construction

therefore a born enemy of all our revolutions. Duarte maintained his intransigence against the conservative annexationists throughout his life. On one

to the country's health care crisis as "inadequate". "Because of the intransigence of President Nicolás Maduro—who has blamed deprivations on US sanctions

managing directors Lorenz Kuhn and Hans Winzeler. As a result of his intransigence in environmental matters, he also alienated friends, leaving him socially

results had not met the expectations generated in the competition. The intransigence of the clubs to allow the transfer of their players meant that there

neighbouring country in its relations with Greece, on the one side with intransigence and on the other with a logic of nationalist and irredentist actions

explains the characteristics of machismo: "exaggerated aggressiveness in intransigence in male-to-male interpersonal relationships and arrogance and sexual

counteracting the Canadian government's reckless support for Israeli government intransigence -- for example, by trying to destabilize the elected government of the

to restart hostilities, which opened the chase to Puerto Plata. This intransigence derived from his conceptions. It is believed that the goal of restoring

May 1996, the Israeli government faced widespread criticism for its intransigence and systematic blasting of the climate of confidence built in the previous

separate state alive among the community. Later, noting Indira Gandhi's intransigence, it appeared that the Akali leaders were willing to water down their

balance in dealing with the 'Jewish question'", one between "antisemitic intransigence" and "concessions". The more radical antisemite and National Liberal

with the issues raised by the Great Depression and by their mutual intransigence, and refusals to compromise, assisted the Weimar Republic in its suicide

civilization capable of fending off the Rull. Jamieson finds a similar intransigence in the human settlers, all of whom have had family members killed by

damned bit. The meeting accomplished little more than to illustrate the intransigence of the government and the determination of the strikers, and the delegation

failed to control spiralling emigration and unemployment, though the intransigence of Labour leader Dick Spring with regard to taxation and public spending

The same year, a faction formed within the Radical Civil Union, the Intransigence and Renewal Movement, which adopted a position contrary to the Democratic

status as the "professional football team of Dixie" without a fight. His intransigence came as little surprise to Dallas' would-be owners, Clint Murchison

January 20, 2022. Retrieved October 25, 2022. "Cuba 1990–1994: Political Intransigence versus Economic Reform - ASCE". ASCE. Archived from the original on

fully agree with her husband’s views, though not so fully with his intransigence in standing up for them. At this critical juncture she stood by him

Israel was warm as the two agreed on what they cast as Palestinian intransigence. McCullough, Mike (February 1, 2018). "Crowd greets President Trump

but he found the local representatives in an uncompromising mood: intransigence was stiffened by the presence at Lyon of Jean Bonaventure Birotteau

white faculty". The Globe and Mail. "Letters to the editor: U of T intransigence". The Globe and Mail. 4 April 2000. The Committee in Support of Justice

status as the "professional football team of Dixie" without a fight. His intransigence came as little surprise to Dallas' would-be owners, Clint Murchison

basis of all his future writings. Prior to Brafman's article, Jewish intransigence had simply been viewed as the byproduct of religious fanaticism and

Manuel Fal, while others scholars suggest he charged Fal with lack of intransigence and together with other Navarros like the Baleztena brothers he opposed

number of forms. The Bordigists and the SPGB championed a super-Marxian intransigence in theoretical matters. Other socialists made a return "behind Marx"

Chapter II: ¶¶ 108–123). Confronted with government and financier intransigence and deleterious living conditions, 23 Maya Achi communities banded together

Orel's publications are seen as utopic and he is criticised for his intransigence. Receptions such as "Es ist schade, dass das sonst tüchtige Werkchen

assumptions, Maximalist PSI characterized itself for a strict ideological intransigence, remaining faithful to the concept of dictatorship of the proletariat

effects, war damages and Soviet government incompetence and ideological intransigence (especially in favoring industry over agriculture and in refusing to

unflanged leading driving wheels — and met with great resistance. Mills' intransigence to criticism did not place him in a good light following an eventual

series, but which remained unpublished due to his disillusion with the intransigence of the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, as mentioned by Laurence Dunn in

scandal British Post Office scandal – similar multi-year government intransigence in the United Kingdom. Robodebt scheme – controversial Australian automated

intelligence work which continued for many years. During 1998, in response to intransigence and provocative acts by the government in Baghdad, a U.S.-led bombing

mobilisation, which Bonnet argued against and stated would increase Polish "intransigence". Bonnet's comment about French mobilization was "I do not ask for this"

labour, with the child labourers as "apprentices". Partly through his intransigence, the age lower limit for boys to work underground was set at ten. On

promised George Murcell that - in the event of Michael's continuing intransigence - the Canzona Ensemble would step into the breach. An so it transpired

ardour between 1880 and 1884, the author notes a loss of the ardour and intransigence with which the composer modulates 'frequently contenting herself with

ship starts to enter the Ring with the missile just behind it. 32 9 "Intransigence" David Grossman Hallie Lambert June 6, 2018 (2018-06-06) 0.568 The missile

2019 the 'Pivot to the Pacific' was severely undermined by Morrison's intransigence on the topic of climate change. In the face of an existential threat

called for ASEAN to formally engage with NUCC and NUG in the face of intransigence from Myanmar's ruling military junta. In December 2022, the American

error which prevented the achievement of greater results. Göring's intransigence was large factor in reducing the air effort. In May 1942, Fliegerführer

June 1944. The book had traces of sea water on it. His lucidity and intransigence meant he wanted to expose the truth at any price, alone against everyone

Dr. Russell was brought in by Bigott in an attempt to curb Alita's intransigence. Somewhat ditzy, Lou nevertheless has a good heart. She is new at her

Genoa, but were prevented from embarking by a combination of Austrian intransigence and Genoese anger at the British violation of their neutrality during

therefore, Kennel's spiritual course (which mixes "extraordinary and intransigence") is presented as an example to follow. As noted by Amiotte-Suchet,

December 1996 The UN Security Council states that it deplores Iraq's intransigence on the buried missile parts. 1 January 1997 A day after Operation Provide

great party", which made it adopt a policy of "political and moral intransigence". By 1947, it had 2.12 million card-carrying members; as noted by Georgescu

expression similar to Edward Said's notion of an artwork exhibiting "intransigence, difficulty, and unresolved contradiction" in order to provide an "occasion

When the German peace talks at the Council foundered due to Soviet intransigence in 1947, Marjoribanks and his colleagues requested that the Austrian

the regional administration, handled the situation with nimble-footed intransigence. In October 1946, confronting evidence that the "bourgeois parties"

conciliatory course towards political groupings of the Right, with intransigence reserved only for the Integrists, labeled traitors and rebels. He shifted

government, leading to pressure from the Johnson Administration to cease his intransigence. On October 23, Ambassador Diễm cabled President Thiệu to say that he

the duke of Guise and his brother were increasingly frustrated by the intransigence of the Third Estate as the Estates General continued. At a meeting with

had held since 1543 lost from the family permanently due to Mayenne's intransigence. It proved a strategic choice for Henri, as Mayenne had long built patronage

states had endorsed the Pledge. During the conference, the perceived intransigence of nuclear weapon states and uncertain prospects for a consensus outcome

Minimismo was eventually disavowed by the claimant Don Jaime, who confirmed intransigence on dynastical issues and permitted at best a neutral approach towards

retired as an O-5 from the Navy in October 1996. The SASC's perceived intransigence over its promotion approvals for Tailhook-implicated, but cleared, officers

to accept the presidency, which he flatly refused. Rodríguez Objío's intransigence led President Cabral to withdraw his confidence, so he was pleased that

University of Georgia Press. ISBN 9780820325316. Yackle, Larry W. (1989). "Intransigence". Reform and Regret: The Story of Federal Judicial Involvement in the

independence and the return of Alsace-Lorraine to France. But German intransigence dashed all hopes, as the Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister Czernin,

USAAF, citing logistical problems and becoming weary of growing Soviet intransigence, announced a suspension of Frantic shuttle missions. Also, by this time

of the premier's vacillations, the shah's sunken morale, and British intransigence." The French emperor Napoleon III, his minister of foreign affairs,

independent thinker and committed individualist, characterized by moral intransigence, a lucid critic of his era and of his country's negative aspects, Philippide

with Rabbi Schneersohn, claims that "his orthodoxy, of an absolute intransigence, or his working methods, as flexible as they were, were disconcerting

operations did not receive the attention required through the war; Göring's intransigence and other theatres attracted German air strength. On 5 September 1942

against the objective universality of essence, the narrow, passionate intransigence of the immediate life against the tranquil mediation of all reality

Péronne from the towns that supported Humières' manifesto. Faced with intransigence from Péronne, the king was forced to rescind his promise to Condé, offering

accused the Tigray People's Liberation Front of "criminal hubris and intransigence", claiming they rejected the federal government's efforts at "mediation

order to overcome this. He said, "As a result of the continued Israeli intransigence and disruption of the peace process, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia calls

and forcefully supporting the claimants against Kennett Government intransigence[citation needed]. Rose was also consulted by, and provided specialist

enmity. Viewing anti-religious violence in apocalyptic terms, he advised intransigence to cardinal Segura, which in turn cost the primate expulsion from republican