Sentence examples for Economic deadlock from inspiring English sources

History shows that excessive inequality brings economic deadlock.

This level of demand injection would help break the current economic deadlock.

The model is a holdover from a protest movement, launched in 2011, known as 15-M, for the day, in May, when demonstrators took to the streets to protest political and economic deadlock.

In 2010, an Icelandic volcano spitting dust into the air led to flight cancellation for two weeks – and were enough to push Europe to the edge of an economic deadlock.

"The only way to break the economic deadlock brought on by the Depression was to shock it back to life," said Mr. Brinkley, who then added that for all of Roosevelt's willingness to experiment and spend, the reason the Depression lasted so long was that the president didn't spend enough.

Chief Executive Philip Hogg, said: "The chancellor today demonstrated that he understands the difficulties facing home buyers and our industry, and that he is prepared to act to address them in order to break out of the current economic deadlock.

A leader of the once-banned Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Morsi is Egypt's first democratically elected president, but opponents accuse him of governing autocratically and presiding over a period of economic deterioration, political deadlock and worsening sectarianism.

The privatisation of PPC as part of Greece's bailout deal, as well as the EU's coal phase-out programme, has led the local community to economic decline and deadlock.

GDP growth: 2.2% GDP: $6,410bn (PPP: $4,540bn) Inflation: 1.0% Population: 126.1m GDP per head: $50,830 (PPP: $36,000 Yoshihiko Noda was elected prime minister in late 2011, and faces political deadlock and economic stagnation.

Yet the deadlock over economic policy making in Europe, perhaps the foremost worry of many of the V.I.P.'s who have gathered in Davos this week, is all about the relationship between debt and growth.

The deadlock choked economic growth and destabilized this small, mountainous nation of five million, which is home to the main American logistical hub for supplying and moving troops into Afghanistan, as well as to a Russian air base.