Sentence examples for become a deadlock from inspiring English sources

Russia does not want to see relations with the west become a deadlock".

There is no management on the junctions … It becomes a deadlock," she said.

As a participant at the World Summit on Sustainable Development in South Africa, I watched a rendezvous with destiny become a rendezvous with deadlock.

A particular worry is that the present system of qualified majority voting (QMV) in the Council of Ministers will become a formula for deadlock once membership expands, as intended, from 15 to 20 and later to 27.

Democrats balked, and in what has become a ritual in Washington, Congress deadlocked, went on recess, and the status quo prevailed.

With this trend, dozens of applications can be running on an MPSoC concurrently and application deadlock on MPSoCs will become a severe problem.

Deadlocks started to become an issue in the 1850s, with a dead-locked Indiana legislature allowing a Senate seat to sit vacant for two years.

A committee picked by Parliament that was supposed to draft a new charter has become deadlocked in a dispute between Islamists and liberals.

If communications become deadlocked during a divorce, things can go from a desire to be reasonable and amicable to being downright nasty and pigheaded.

While Utah suffered from deadlocks in 1897 and 1899, they became "a good teaching experience," and Utah never again failed to elect senators.

But, as ballot after ballot ended in deadlock, the cry ("Al-aaa-ba-maaa!") became a signal that an august party ritual had devolved into political self-parody.