Sentence examples for a deadlock and the from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the 2015 election ended in a deadlock, and the 2016 election was won by Mariano Rajoy.

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….

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 that promotes the culture of ancient Greece, hosted a lecture at the Stathakion Center, in Astoria.

By Lizzie Widdicombe 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 that promotes the culture of ancient Greece, hosted a lecture at the Stathakion Center, in Astoria.

I think the voice has something to say, but the question is, who's listening?" 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 that promotes the culture of ancient Greece, hosted a lecture at the Stathakion Center, in Astoria.

With the war still in a deadlock, and the regime's continuing campaign of indiscriminate mass bombings, more patients will undoubtedly find their way to al Masri.

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 last truly successful "brokered convention" - where party elders literally met in a smoke-filed hotel room to break a deadlock and dictate the decision -- came almost a century ago in 1920.

Recognize when you reach a deadlock, and capitalize on the creative frustration.

The efforts to break a deadlock and find a solution to the 36-year division of Cyprus came to a focal point when Republic of Cyprus President Dimitris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu resumed direct talks at the United Nations on November 18. Together, they also met with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

The case involves employees who were told to stay on the job, typically because of the national security or public safety nature of their work, while others were furloughed when political leaders hit a deadlock and agency spending authority lapsed at the start of the government's fiscal year Oct. 1.