Sentence examples for a deadlock over a from inspiring English sources

The European Union decided Friday to hold an emergency summit meeting the following Thursday to try to break a deadlock over a second bailout plan for Greece.

The new threat may also spur Europe's leaders to overcome a deadlock over a draft constitution that has put Spain and Poland at odds with France and Germany over voting rights.

BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 5 — A top adviser to Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari said Wednesday that the visit this week by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Foreign Secretary Jack Straw of Britain had backfired, prolonging a deadlock over a new government and strengthening Mr. Jaafari's resolve to keep his post.

With Lebanon fearing more civil conflict as it tries to break a deadlock over the election of a president, Syria's role is crucial; some, indeed, think its invitation to Annapolis is what has prevented Lebanon from exploding already.

Hopes for a compromise solution to a deadlock over Cambodia's election results faded Friday as Prime Minister Hun Sen insisted that he could form a new government even if the opposition boycotted Parliament.

As a result, the United Nations announced today, Cambodian and United Nations diplomats will meet soon in an effort to end a deadlock over the prosecution of former Khmer Rouge leaders on genocide charges.

Japan called on the US to find a way to break a deadlock over protections for next-generation medicines on Saturday, as talks on a sweeping trade pact were extended for another 24 hours.

An article yesterday about Iran's agreement to study a Russian proposal aimed at breaking a deadlock over Iran's nuclear program included an erroneous reference to Iraq at one point.

Last week, in the latest example of the persistent differences, countries failed for a third time to break a deadlock over whether to allow imports of six varieties of bioengineered corn for food and feed made by Monsanto, Dow AgroSciences, Pioneer and Syngenta.

Compromise The French put forward a compromise proposal in an attempt to break a deadlock over how to reform the decision-making structures of the 15-nation European Union, considered crucial to the Union's ability to function when it accepts new members.

Henri E. Cauvin (NYT) WESTERN SAHARA: POLISARIO TALKS A United Nations mediator, James A. Baker III, will convene a second round of talks between Morocco and Polisario Front rebels on June 28 and 29 in London in a bid to end a deadlock over the disputed territory of Western Sahara.