She has no political base: parliament chose her as a deadlock-breaking outsider.
Mr Mugabe will appoint ministers "in consultation with" Mr Tsvangirai, but it is unclear how a deadlock here, as in many other aspects of the deal, will be resolved.
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.
This rejection may lead to a deadlock situation, as illustrated in Figure 4a, where both node A and node B just reject each other since they both are congested as discussed below.
Hence, in practice actors may be left with a deadlock, statically (as inaction) or dynamically (e.g., by continuous changing of ambitions), through mere undecidedness, competitive considerations, and/or anti-commons.
A deadlock occurs as the master write process is unable to lock the bus, but the slave read is unable to complete its data request via the SC receiver.
(2) If node B receives an RTSC from node A, node B has to return a CTSC to node A if there is a deadlock situation, as illustrated in Figure 3d; otherwise in the case of monopolization, node B sends an RTSC to release its own congestion, as illustrated in Figure 3e.
If this get_data slice function call is not made on every process of the cluster, a deadlock will occur as the 'called' processes wait for the 'uncalled' ones.
The problems facing the bloc include a political crisis in debt-strapped Portugal, where the government looks likely to fall, as well as deadlock over the new Irish government's bid to cut the interest rate it pays on its €85 billion, or $120 billion, bailout.
