Sentence examples for deadlock is resolved from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES — With no end in sight to the federal government shutdown, governors across the nation are struggling with a cascade of tough decisions about when and whether to step in with state money to keep shuttered parks and programs operating until the deadlock is resolved.

Even if the president did plump for an election, the polls suggest Mr Berlusconi would free himself of Mr Fini only to become a prisoner of the Northern League's leader, Umberto Bossi.Until the deadlock is resolved, Italy will remain a country adrift, its government unable to formulate the policies it needs (most urgently, a strategy for boosting economic competitiveness).

If the government does shut down on 1 October, as many as a third of its 2.1 million employees are expected to stop work - with no guarantee of back pay once the deadlock is resolved.

Protests against the government continued.See article: Deja vu in IndonesiaIn Cambodia a four-month deadlock was resolved when rival political parties agreed to form a coalition government.

At the finish of the tournament 4 machines ended with the same score but the deadlock was resolved so that CRAY BLITZ was the winner followed by HITECH, BE-BE and SUN PHOENIX.

Ashraf Ghani, a former World Bank economist, has been officially declared the new president of Afghanistan, after three months of political deadlock was resolved through a new, untested power-sharing arrangement with his arch rival.

The Obama administration, which had maintained for weeks that it would not submit the trade pacts to Congress until the deadlock was resolved, by Tuesday night found itself defending its new deal as an important step that might lead to a complete resolution.

As world leaders hail what they are calling an historic deal at the climate summit, rumours abound about how the final deadlock was resolved.

In this way, the network deadlock problem is resolved in a maximum of four sub-frames (one frame).

Some of the secretary's associates continue to suggest he may leave after the deadlock over raising the debt ceiling is resolved this summer.

The breakdown of trust between the Global Fund and Zimbabwe's government comes at a time of widening humanitarian crisis and casts further doubt on the willingness of Western donors to invest heavily in rebuilding the economically broken nation as long as Mr. Mugabe is in charge, even if a deadlock over a power-sharing government is resolved.