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Stallman called the intransigence and meandering of the Doha Round trade talks a— American Farm Bureau: Latest News
Time and again when the going gets tough the Americans demonstrate their unwillingness to play by rules when it comes to free trade: soft wood lumber being and example of how American intransigence is actually reworded given the asymmetrical power relations between the US and Canada.— Progressive Bloggers
The writer of the letter "Arab intransigence is the real obstacle" (Feb. 2) claims to correct the editorial "Listening post" (Jan. 28).— Annie's letters
Because of Chinese intransigence, the Dalai Lama has said that he has pretty much given up on conciliation with China: "As far as I'm concerned, I've given up," he said.— Nicholas D. Kristof
Despite US intransigence, alternative food supplies were found and starvation was averted, as President Mwanawasa noted when addressing a public rally in Zambia's Copperbelt recently.— Freezerbox Magazine
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