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• n  the trait of being intransigent; stubbornly refusing to compromise

• The Republican majority has now located the limits of the possible, and it has been guided to that ledge by the creative intransigence of Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid .
• Somewhere inside all this intransigence there has to be a prayer for peace.
• Government inefficiency, corruption and the intransigence of local populations has left the city knee-deep in trash.

• intransigency

News & Articles

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• Mike Conner: Sending a little 'shared adversity' to South Florida Water Management District, Army Corps of Engineers
  Here's how to handle water managers intransigence on the issue of Lake Okeechobee pollution
  June 21, 2013 - Stuart News
• Suit over Soho Citi Bike site
  Opponents of a Citi Bike station that was dumped in a popular Soho park will file a lawsuit today asking a judge to remove it.“Why did it have to come to this?” asked Sean Sweeney, of the Soho Alliance. “It’s the intransigence of an arrogant DOT commissioner who...
  June 19, 2013 - New York Post

Quotes

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• Patric Verrone in E! Online
  We are grateful to our brothers and sisters in SAG for their continued solidarity and support,WGA West president Patric Verrone said in a statement. "The entire awards show season is being put in jeopardy by the intransigence of a few big...
• Morgan Tsvangirai in Contra Costa Times
  Tsvangirai says he once thought that Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's party was willing to compromise but that "their intransigence to date is making that appear increasingly unlikely."