"I can't walk slow," he said, when we became stalled, momentarily, behind a wandering bride and her attendants.
But in February, both Mr. Podolsky and Douglas Elliman filed their lawsuits, and any potential new deals became stalled.
On Wednesday, negotiations to hand over the men became stalled as Mr. Arafat resisted treating all six men the same way.
The only approximately democratic elections are to village councils, which have limited say even over village affairs: expanding that process, too, has become stalled.
When the federal government shut down on Oct. 1, permit offices across the country stopped accepting fees, contractors stopped receiving checks and research projects became stalled.
The effort began with accusations of corruption, became stalled with a legal challenge, struggled through several changes in the primary contractor and finished with a compromise.
But the rescue has become stalled in the Senate, where Democratic senators who hold a slim 32-to-30 32-to-30 32-to-30ected to both the payroll tax and the tolls.
Unbeknown to everyone, however, Thwaite has become stalled on his own masterwork: an Emersonian tract of moral philosophy which has lain dormant for decades.
The Agriculture Department, which regulates the meat industry, has drafted new rules that would cover additional forms of E. coli, often called non-O157s, but the rules have become stalled in a review by the Obama administration.
Now a hard-nosed effort by the federal government to forge tougher advertising standards that favor more healthful products has become stalled amid industry opposition and deep divisions among regulators.
