Sentence examples for days of deadlock from inspiring English sources

After days of deadlock and arguments, a holdout juror in the trial of two police officers accused of rape started the day with a joke.

After eight days of deadlock, the decision by Secretary of State Katherine Harris, a Republican, propelled the situation to a critical turn.

After 11 days of deadlock, the 15 members of the UN security council voted unanimously to condemn the launches and deny North Korea the financial and practical help it needs to improve its missile capabilities.

The language only got hotter in the 1800 election, when, by the rules of the time, Burr tied Thomas Jefferson for the presidency and after days of deadlock became vice president.

India's government has appealed to the opposition to allow the parliament to function when it meets next week after days of deadlock over a report that the government sold coalfields cheaply.

Even qualified hopefulness was a striking shift after the days of deadlock in Washington.

Five days of constitutional deadlock and backstage mayhem followed, in which the Tories tried to make a deal with the Lib Dems to establish a working majority that would enable them to form a government.

The ceasefire had been brokered by the US and UN to give civilians a reprieve from the violence, and had been seen as an unforeseen breakthrough after days of diplomatic deadlock.

His remark suggested that, contrary to everybody's protests, the institution of a Lebanon-style system in which posts are shared out along sectarian lines is probably inevitable.Iraqi politicians have been claiming for weeks to be within days of breaking the deadlock.

Yesterday's election was only the start, and on the other side of what looks to be days – if not months – of deadlock and negotiation, lies electoral and constitutional reform.

That day, after 80 minutes of deadlock, City conceded twice and faced a second consecutive season in English football's third tier.