So our energy problems are not intractable.

And is intractable in his love of worldly goods.

And is intractable in his love of worldly goods.

It's a powerful way of solving intractable problems using natural selection.

We have a responsibility to find better solutions to those intractable situations.

It is particularly intractable where drug traffickers forge alliances with terrorist and paramilitary organizations.

There would always be a category of sanctions that created intractable problems for third States.

He never got discouraged, never tried to break our intractable silence by any verbal outbursts

That disjunction explains a lot about the cynicism and disaffection with politics that characterizes much of the world nowadays. And, while domestic problems may seem intractable, distance increases the confusion and fatigue induced by seemingly intractable international problems.

Many of them are working in deeply intractable systems the military, congress, the education system, etc.

Those efforts are indicative of Africa's commitment and determination to tackle the intractable problem of conflicts and peace.

We believe that the United Nations is the proper instrument for the correction of many seemingly intractable problems.

It is not unreasonable, therefore, to expect reciprocity of support in fighting the almost intractable problems that confront small States.

You can start thinking about solutions to solving that problem, even if the problem is pernicious and as intractable as racism.

The final, most intractable aspect of incomplete knowledge is ignorance. Here, our understanding of both likelihoods and the possibilities themselves is problematic.

The United Nations, no stranger itself to intractable conflicts, will continue to be one of our best hopes for resolving such situations.

Without UNRWA, the social and political consequences of the refugee problem created by the conflict in the area would be considerably more intractable.

At last year s session, my delegation expressed its disappointment at the lack of progress in the technology of detecting this intractable kind of landmine.

You can write papers about complexity, and the nice thing about complexity is it's fundamentally intractable in many ways, so you're not responsible for outcomes.

He told his doctor, who published a case report in a Canadian medical journal under the title, Sexual Intercourse as a Potential Treatment for Intractable Hiccups.

Usually, with a genetic algorithm on a computer today, with a three gigahertz processor you can solve many, many formerly intractable problems in just a matter of minutes.

PRINCETON There are historical precedents for sovereign debt defaults by the countries of Europe s southern periphery, but they are not instantly attractive ones. Dealing with seemingly intractable problems often takes time.

Instead, we had taken first steps together, past our knee jerk reactions, to the ubuntu place, which is the only place where solutions to our most intractable seeming problems will be found.

The reasons are more immediate than the intractable character of Middle East peace making. Even if Netanyahu is willing to bow to realism, some of his coalition partners might leave his government.

The fulfilment of Turkey's obligations emanating from its accession course to the European Union will ipso jure rid the Cyprus problem of some of its most intractable components and facilitate a settlement.

But these simple steps are easy enough to grasp and within reach for everyone. The world confronts many seemingly intractable problems food wastage is one issue that we all can do something about now.

When the insurgency became intractable, America installed an Iraqi government. The man chosen to lead it was a protégé of the CIA with a reputation for being a strongman a far cry from democracy.

It was also pleased to note that the parties to the dispute on the question of Western Sahara had reached agreement on what for so many years had seemed to be an intractable problem.

If you look at some of the most intractable problems in the world today that we've been hearing amazing things about, it's very, very hard for people to learn if they cannot link consequences to actions.

With our members support, we are implementing important reforms to our lending policies that will encourage countries to approach the IMF early on, before crises become severe and almost intractable. The reform comprises three core elements

These fears have not been allayed by the initial resolutions the assemblies have adopted in support of the immediate creation of such an institution, thereby adding a new layer of complexity to an already intractable situation.

Underlying all of this is a seemingly intractable socio economic product of modern globalization the contradiction between, on the one hand, a growing inequality in income distribution globally and, on the other, the increasing commonality of consumption patterns.

Moreover, even when public rescue costs are inevitable, they are typically small change compared to the economic harm wrought by the financial crisis and post crisis recession. By contrast, a large debt overhang may be intractable unless policy orthodoxies are challenged.

Europe has an historic opportunity to help resolve one of the world s longest running and seemingly most intractable conflicts. It is thus simultaneously an opportunity for the EU to assert itself, at long last, as an effective force in world affairs.

Some of the half empty glasses were the result of intractable events some were the product of early naiveté, such as the initial approaches to Israel, China, and Afghanistan. But Obama was quick to recover from mistakes in a practical way.

That was because so many of us were complacent in the political use of cultural difference to maintain our economic and social advantage, which, in turn, led to our failure even to recognize many of the problems, thereby making them intractable.

So let me conclude then by saying that in the last 35 years, as I've worked in some of the most dangerous, difficult and intractable conflicts around the planet, I have yet to see one conflict that I felt could not be transformed.

I could not figure out how to approach this seemingly intractable problem until I recently visited Stockholm to commemorate the centenary of Raoul Wallenberg s birth. This reawakened my memories of World War II the calamity that eventually gave birth to the EU.

There certainly are very difficult issues that must be sorted out before a peacekeeping mission could go into Donbas, notably the composition and formal mandate of whatever force is deployed. But, again, if the will is there, these questions should not be intractable.

Given these intractable grievances and, more important, the weakness and corruption of the Kenyan state the cycle of violence will be very difficult to break. That is why the attack on the Westgate mall is unlikely to be the last such tragedy.

They portray him as a rock star who won a Nobel prize on the basis of promise rather than performance. They scoff at his popularity, and note that the Middle East remains intractable, North Korea nuclear, Iraq and Afghanistan unsettled, and Iran difficult.

The Dutch disease, however, is one of the more intractable consequences of oil and resource wealth, at least for poor countries. In principle, it is easy to avoid currency appreciation keep the foreign exchange earned from, say, oil exports out of the country.

Of course, numerous downside risks adverse weather shocks, military conflict, and political turmoil still can undermine the hard earned benefits of this social and economic record. But it is the dichotomized nature of their economies and finances that represents Africa s most intractable structural imbalance.

The presence of insurgent or terrorist sanctuaries in non belligerent countries is one of the most intractable, explosive issues in international relations. It was a central fact of the Vietnam War, brought about the destruction of Lebanon, and continues to plague the coalition in Iraq.

We all were encouraged by the positive developments in the Middle East and the bold and courageous initiatives taken by both the Israeli and the Palestinian leaderships towards resolving some of the intractable problems at the root of the conflict between the two neighbours.