Sentence examples for a deadlock and from inspiring English sources

Mr McCain also echoed fears of a deadlock and warned that it may encourage Islamist extremists to get involved.

He urged Congress to end a deadlock and send him legislation on airport security and an economic stimulus.

The other night, with the Greek political system in a deadlock and the euro in jeopardy, members of the Hellenic Council of America, a group….

Scalia's death will probably mean a deadlock, and since the lower court ruled in favor of the union position, the California law will remain in place.

The prime minister concluded that the meeting had reached a deadlock, and he wrote Mr. Clinton a letter to voice his concern, the official said.

Earlier this year, the 65-member Conference on Disarmament – the forum that produces multilateral disarmament treaties – broke a deadlock and agreed to negotiations on a fissile material treaty.

Given their slim majority, Senate Democrats must stick together if they want to avoid sending Mr. Obama spending bills and other legislation that he would feel compelled to veto, setting up the prospect of a broader deadlock and, in an extreme situation, a government shutdown.

For President Bush, the sorry statistics offered an opportunity to demand that Congress break a partisan deadlock and pass an economic recovery package before the end of November.

"You have to look at it as a choice between protracted negotiations that may produce a deadlock -- and God forbid a bloody one," Mr. Yaari said, "or an interim approach that would bring about a dramatic change in the lay of the land".

They are in a deadlock, seething and hurt.

If they reject your complaint, obtain what's called a "deadlock letter" and take your case to the Financial Ombudsman Service.