Sentence examples for break gridlock from inspiring English sources
He said he would try to break gridlock on the budget and other legislation.
Pressure to break gridlock "has to come from the grass roots," said Joe Trippi, strategist for Howard Dean's insurgency in the Democratic presidential primaries in 2004.
Likewise, if the President wants to turn the 2014 elections into a referendum on immigration policy, that's a legitimate attempt to break gridlock in Congress by elevating an issue directly to voters to weigh in on.
The only thing that can break gridlock is a return by the millions of moderate Republicans who abandoned ship when the social conservatives moved in and told them they weren't RED enough to stay.
WASHINGTON -- A number of evangelical leaders announced on Tuesday they will speak to their congregations and to their lawmakers in a push to convince politicians on both side of the aisle to pass immigration reform and break gridlock on the issue.
Party and PAC devotion translates to success: for [your] district, and for the candidates who will be appreciative and will help break gridlock... Cooperate: it helps build your party or PAC, etc. Work to be able to pull the elections off without a run-off.
A product of California's efforts at political reform, Mr. Swalwell said he would contribute to their intended goal of breaking gridlock in Washington.
In the six months since ousting Gov. Gray Davis from office in a historic recall election, he has broken gridlock in Sacramento and delivered on a string of campaign promises, from rescinding drivers' licenses for illegal immigrants to reversing $4 billion in car tax increases to winning public approval of a state bond issue addressing the state's vast fiscal problems.
The group has been at this for a few years now, without much in the way of broken gridlock and discussion promotion, but I'm sure that a satellite radio show will be a GAME CHANGER (TM).
Voters are angry, and while it is illogical that people seem to be looking to break the gridlock in Washington by voting in Republicans who will, first and only, be concerned with perpetuating the gridlock in Washington, the anger is based on real concerns.
