Sentence examples for because of a deadlock from inspiring English sources

Direct negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians fell apart last year because of a deadlock over the construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

In Berlin, Mrs. Merkel canceled a speech to Parliament on Friday because of a deadlock over proposals to leverage the bailout fund, known as the European Financial Stability Facility.

Some $500 million in foreign aid has remained untapped for several years because of a political deadlock that has left this country without a Parliament since January of last year.

Although direct foreign aid to the government has been frozen because of a political deadlock, the award is seen as a much-needed injection of money at a time when government run clinics have decayed.

Secretary Straw's position stems largely from a concern that Turkey will drift away from this European orientation because of a possible deadlock for a Cyprus solution.

On Monday, the prospect of a deadlock was raised when a juror asked to be removed because she was alone in her view of the case and felt she was being attacked by other jurors.

The prospect of fresh elections has been raised in the case of a deadlock.

There's talk of a deadlock in New Hampshire, and new life for Obama in Virginia.

Analysts say policy makers are unlikely to consider broader reforms in the next few years because there is a deadlock between advocates for change like Prime Minister Singh and lawmakers who believe that any weakening of laws would hurt workers.

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Sept. 25 — As expected, the Lebanese Parliament postponed a vote to elect a new president on Tuesday until Oct. 23, after it failed to muster a quorum because of the deadlock among the country's political factions.

The parties said they would seek a swift end to deferrals on government spending like tax grants to rural governments that were introduced in September to avoid a cash crunch because of the deadlock over the budget.