While making a point about a passage of early Wallace Stevens, for instance, he explains Stevens's response to the impasse of modernism by recalling "what Donne long ago recommended: 'He who would truth find/ About must and about must go'".
Chief Justice Roberts said the Supreme Court has "never required" a trial judge to break the impasse of a jury by seeking a partial verdict.
The Impasse of Certainty.
The CBI said that many of its member companies were cash rich but that investor confidence had been eroded by the impasse in Washington and the failure of the eurozone to prevent the debt crisis from spreading.
With Congress paralyzed by the impasse over the budget and fiscal policy, however, squeezing Tehran is one of the few things on which Democrats and Republicans can agree.
As of Tuesday, the state budget was 64 days late, and counting — so long overdue that it has eclipsed the record for tardiness set by the budget impasse of 2002.
The aim of this article is to offer recommendations for finding a way out of the impasse by means of identifying the gaps in knowledge about children's competence issues and by suggesting options for dealing with the obstacles in empirical research.
But he noted that of the many foreign politicians who have come here to meet with dissidents, Mr. Carter went a step further by showing a way out of the impasse between the government and its struggling opposition.
More precisely, he – echoed by Democrats in Congress – has taken to describing the impasse as one forced by scores of militantly conservative lawmakers, who have cowed Republican leaders to take their uncompromising stand.
However, this in the end was about City – and in the moment of exhilaration that came with the knowledge that they were on course for their first trophy in 35 years, the possibility that they may have indeed moved beyond the impasse so long denied by some of their most impassioned, if not irrational zealots.
