Sentence examples for deadlock in which from inspiring English sources

In 2016, after two years of parliamentary deadlock, in which the country operated without a head of state, he returned and took office.

Separating computation from communication avoids instances of deadlock, in which activity stops because each processor is waiting for data from another processor.

Any other outcome, including a deadlock in which the legislation just stalls with no clear outcome, would allow Obama to go ahead with implementing all aspects of any nuclear deal.

And finally, the deadlock in which Israel and Palestine are trapped would end as Palestinians, realizing that their Arab backers were now tending their own democratic gardens, would accept compromise.

Even though Renzi belongs to the same political establishment that has been running the country for decades, most Italian newspapers praise him as the man capable of breaking the deadlock in which the nation has found itself since Silvio Berlusconi took power more than 20 years ago.

Perhaps the best that can be expected is a deadlock in which Iran loses support from Brazil, Egypt and key emerging countries.So for all the feel-good talk in Washington this week, Mr Obama knows he has much to do if he is to curb Iran, and silence those who think he is giving up America's nuclear defences for no gain.

PARIS -- The nuclear deadlock between Iran and the U.S., from the Iranian side, is a result of multiple deadlocks in which the regime has trapped itself.

The stalemate was the latest sign of partisan deadlock in Washington, which members of both parties do not expect to lift until the 2012 election has clarified which party has the upper hand.

Referring to a similar deadlock in 2011, which led to a downgrade of the US AAA credit rating by the Standard & Poor's agency, Mr Zhu said: "We hope the United States fully understands the lessons of history".

The political deadlock in Baghdad, which has brought the government of Nuri al-Maliki close to collapse, is often seen by Americans as a perverse failure on the part of Iraqi leaders to do the right thing.

The strain showed on the faces of the jurors on Tuesday afternoon when they sent two notes to Judge Matsch, released after the deadlock was announced, in which they explained they were at an impasse and asked him what to do.