Sentence examples for been deadlocked in a from inspiring English sources
The kingdom has lent strong financial and diplomatic support to the government of the prime minister, Fouad Siniora, whose coalition of Sunni, Druze and some Christian parties has been deadlocked in a duel with a grouping headed by Hizbullah.
Bartlett, who "pursued careers as a professor, research scientist and inventor, small business owner, and farmer" and was first elected to Congress in 1993, is facing Potomac financier and self-made "progressive businessman" John Delaney in the redrawn district, where the two have been deadlocked in a recent poll.
The men, Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad El Maati and Muayyed Nureddin, have been deadlocked in a legal battle with Ottawa for years, as they seek compensation for the time they spent in Syrian jail cells — where they were tortured and interrogated, with some involvement of Canadian agents — and answers for why they ended up there.
Congress is deadlocked in a partisan fight over post-Enron changes.
He is deadlocked in a deeply personal multimillion-dollar battle with Sharron Angle, who has become one of the most viable candidates to ascend from the Tea Party movement.
Seeking a mathematical solution to a political problem, two state senators have proposed adding a 99th member to the State House, which now has 98 and is deadlocked in a 49-49 split between the two parties.
At this, the last of the privately run Mom-and-Pop comic book dynasties, Ms. Silberkleit, 59, the daughter-in-law of a company founder, Louis H. Silberkleit, is deadlocked in a court battle for control of the company with Jonathan Goldwater, 52, a son of another founder, John L. Goldwater.
AOL has now reached such a critical mass that it can easily sell access to its growing network, but portals like Lycos are deadlocked in a tooth-and-nails fight for eyeballs.
But the sense of urgency about the fate of the euro that is building in other European capitals seems not to have arrived yet in Rome, where the near-lifeless Berlusconi government is deadlocked in an internal power struggle.
Greece and its creditors -- the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission -- have been deadlocked in talks aimed at drafting a new plan for reducing the staggering debt carried by Athens.
