Sentence examples for Economic stalemate from inspiring English sources

Before the Doha peace talks, Lebanon was living a political and economic stalemate.

I'm rooting for this much too simple, right under our noses, action in these troubled times that only our President can take to end our useless economic stalemate.

We will not solve 200 years of economic stalemate in a few weeks, but people are becoming more politicised, and this has not happened for 30 years.

Those extra pennies are enough to change the lives of small farmers like Judith Harry and could eventually help countries such as Malawi - the 10th poorest in the world - pull themselves out of the economic stalemates they have been suffering for so long.

Hassan Rouhani therefore does not bear sole responsibility for the deepening political and economic stalemates in Iran.

Its aftermath — in particular the violent suppression of pro-democracy demonstrations in June 1990 — was nearly as bloody as the revolution itself, and the transition out of communism in the 1990s was marked by economic crisis, political stalemate and social malaise.

If he's so great, why hasn't he solved economic problems, Middle East stalemate, Afghanistan and Iraq in first week in office?

By almost any measure, there is plenty of military exhaustion, political stalemate, economic erosion, social division and cultural deprivation in contemporary America.

Before the current stalemate, the economic recovery appeared to be gaining traction.

Italy cannot afford more years of political stalemate and economic stagnation brought about by Mr. Berlusconi's shameless opportunism.

Their lives have been shaped by terrorist horrors, economic collapse and political stalemate, as Dowd points out.