Sentence examples for a deadlock with from inspiring English sources

But they had reached a deadlock with the regime.

Both ended in a deadlock, with Florida holding the key.

BANGKOK — Cambodia's long-serving, authoritarian prime minister, Hun Sen, was elected to another five-year term in office on Tuesday despite a deadlock with the opposition, which has refused to attend the National Assembly in protest over alleged electoral cheating.

The new Palestinian prime minister, Ahmed Qurei, who has spent much of the last 10 days in a deadlock with Mr. Arafat over powers to crack down on militants, also condemned the attack.

Trade-promotion authority is particularly welcome because the Bush administration has reached something of a deadlock with Argentina and Brazil over their requests for additional assistance from the International Monetary Fund.

The Democratic Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, and the Republican Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, hope the minimalist plan will break a deadlock with the governor that has stymied budget talks for months.

Then on December 2, Albrecht posted a new career high with 9 assists and broke a 63 63 deadlock with a 31 seconds remaining to lead Michigan to a 68 65 victory over Syracuse.

Maloney kept dreams of a maiden premiership alive on Saturday evening when he calmly broke a 14-14 deadlock with a 25-metre shot after Raiders second-rower Elliot Whitehead was pinged for a high tackle.

The situation is all the more problematic, as the Romanian agriculture after 1989 finds itself in a continuous deadlock with a very affected rural component, far from exploiting its potential, which ultimately led to a negative influence upon the general economic situation.

The defending champion, Manchester United, gave away a two-goal lead in a 2-2 deadlock with West Ham United.

[C15.] Oil Companies Receive Ultimatum Saudi Arabia has moved to end a yearlong deadlock with the oil companies over a $25 billion project to develop some of its natural gas fields, asking the companies to decide by early October whether to continue talks under new, arguably more risky, conditions.