Sentence examples for Economic impasse from inspiring English sources

If Obama can speak lucidly about a subject as thorny as race, he can surely do a far more specific job of telling the story of how we got to this economic impasse.

The indictment threatened to further strain relations between Washington and Beijing as officials from both countries prepare for talks this week aimed at ending a months-long economic impasse that has contributed to huge swings in the stock market.

The solutions for China, as they approach what many feel is an economic impasse, are obvious.

Some legal scholars would break the economic impasse on moral grounds, favoring "more robust notions of contractual duty" over the feeble notion of duty that (the theory of efficient breach reveals) orthodox accounts of contract law invite (Brooks 2006: 753).

Our current political impasse over economic issues has arisen because so many conservatives have moved well beyond Friedman's position.

The two sides reached an impasse on economic issues a year ago, so the union invoked the arbitration clause under its agreement with Genting.

In those clashes, the president urgently sought to reach last-minute deals with Republicans to avoid the dire fiscal and economic consequences of an impasse.

In a letter sent today to Mr. Bush, Mr. Daschle said he was proposing "that we break the impasse on economic recovery legislation by adopting a nonpartisan, common-sense approach".

"The time has come to tread a new path," Mr. da Silva declared in his inaugural address, arguing that Brazil's progress had been stalled by what he called the "economic, social and moral impasse" of a system based on self-interest.

The Russian challenge comes as Mr. Gorbachev faces continued economic decline, a political impasse over secession moves by the three Baltic republics and growing doubt about his authority among the people.

Yet, the decline in India's economic growth and the impasse over the nuclear liability law put off several U.S. and Indian companies.