Sentence examples for a stalemate between from inspiring English sources

Militarily, a stalemate between north and south prevails.

Six months later, Libya still has two competing governments, and a stalemate between east and west.

"Over the next month, it became clear that there was a stalemate between the campaigns.

Libya could slip into a stalemate between the rebels and Colonel Qaddafi's forces.

Because of a stalemate between the White House and Senate Democrats, it has just two of the four required commissioners, meaning that it cannot conduct business.

An arbitration panel broke a stalemate between the county and its police department over the contract, which calls for a 5percentt raise annually for four years.

Now, brokers say, they see a stalemate developing between buyers and sellers in Manhattan, especially for apartments in the $1 million to $5 million range.

A stalemate continued between the Lebanese government and the opposition, whose supporters, more than 1m-strong, thronged the streets of central Beirut, demanding the removal of the prime minister, Fouad Siniora, and the creation of a national unity government in which Hizbullah, the main Shia party, would have a veto.

The Cardiff Blues flanker's deal expires in the summer as a stalemate persists between the regions and the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) over the professional game's finances.

Hereafter, a stalemate existed between them.

Despite Cimon's massive victory, something of a stalemate developed between Persia and the League.