Sentence examples for deadlocked state from inspiring English sources

Many Californians have already written off the effort as yet another futile ritual in a politically deadlocked state.

In Florida, the paradigmatically deadlocked state, the new district lines sent eighteen Republicans and seven Democrats to the House.

They, like the other sought-after swing voters here in this deadlocked state, tuned in Wednesday, as they had for the previous two televised face-offs, in hopes of finally hearing something that would sway them.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 24 - Al Gore, the former vice president, sprinted across six pulpits Sunday morning to exhort African-Americans to avenge his disputed 2000 defeat in this deadlocked state, while Senator John Kerry hit South Florida, clapping along with the choir at another black church in Fort Lauderdale.

When a jury is truly deadlocked, a state can retry a defendant without violating the double jeopardy principle.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla .— President Obama opened a two-day campaign swing through Florida on Thursday as he tried to build support in this deadlocked battleground state by presenting his opponent, Mitt Romney, as a bad choice for older Americans.

B1 Talks Stalled in Albany Budget negotiations between Governor Pataki and legislative leaders remained deadlocked, meaning the state budget, due today, would be late for the 16th consecutive year.

It attempted to theoretically necessitate and practically justify a civil democratizing resistance movement, valid even in the repressed and seemingly deadlocked society of state socialism.

As the midnight deadline for adopting a New York State budget neared, negotiations between Gov. George E. Pataki and leaders of the Legislature remained deadlocked today, meaning the state budget would be late for the 16th consecutive year.

A9 Nichols Spared Death Penalty Terry L. Nichols was spared the death penalty when jurors who convicted him of 161 state murder counts deadlocked over his sentence, six years after a federal jury reached a similar impasse.

More than a reflection on the state of the deadlocked climate negotiations, de Boer's about-face is a stark admission of the inefficacy of the UNFCCC framework that has governed global action on climate change for nearly two decades.