Sentence examples for The deadlocks from inspiring English sources
noun
A standstill resulting from the opposition of two evenly matched forces; a stalemate or impasse
The deadlocks on land policy issues in Ethiopia might superficially seem to hinge on preferences of which land governance system or legal regime must the nation adopt or adapt.
That demand was the source of most of the deadlocks and delays.
If the two elections were in many ways alike, the methods of breaking the deadlocks were not.
Thus, the deadlocks between the chief executive and the Congress that occur from time to time in the United States cannot occur in the British system.
One that passed on Tuesday permits the Legislature to approve spending by a majority vote rather than two-thirds — a change that should help end the deadlocks that delayed the state budget by 100 days this summer.
Fred Wertheimer, the president of Democracy 21, a nonprofit that advocates for campaign finance overhaul, places most of the blame for the deadlocks on the Republican commissioners, saying they "have taken the agency captive".
The deadlock has been costly.
23 May: The deadlock continues.
So who breaks the deadlock?
AT LAST the deadlock has been broken.
To break the deadlock, U.S. Pres.
