Significados de more intransigent en inglés

The more intransigent it is, the louder calls for full independence will become.

Worse, the Saudi policy could backfire, making Russia and especially Iran more intransigent in countering Saudi influence in the Middle East.

But it should realise that frustrating the new government at every turn could end up only making the Italian authorities more intransigent.

I think it would make them more intransigent as they could claim then that the six counties are severed from the Irish Republic.

The more hardline her stance, the more intransigent they expect other EU countries to be about giving the UK free access to the single market.

ROMNEY - Romney says Obama has isolated Israel and made the Palestinians more intransigent in negotiations at a particularly dangerous time in the Middle East.

Baron Burian, who had recently succeeded Count Berchtold as Foreign Secretary of the Dual Kingdom, had adopted a much more intransigent position than his predecessor.