Although a Saudi terrorist was saved from the death penalty by the deadlock of a New York jury yesterday, American Muslim leaders said the man's trial still posed difficult political and religious questions.
In his office, Imanyara told us about the deadlock of a recent case he had brought against the KWS.
The same jury that cleared him of opening fire on the officers, however, deadlocked on a charge of attempted murder -- and another jury found him guilty in January.
Political deadlock ahead of a debt ceiling raise in 2011 led to a historic downgrade of US debt and stock market panic.
But two minutes later Swansea finally broke the deadlock courtesy of a first senior goal for 19-year-old full-back Davies.
The group of more than 70 mostly obsolete vessels in Suisun Bay, about 25 miles northeast of San Francisco, has been at the center of a deadlock of nearly three years between state water regulators and the federal government, which manages the fleet.
Governance beyond the state entails a dissimulation of conflicts, a sidestepping of deadlocks and a sensitivity to compromise.
21, 1916, in Ian Ousby's words "the most massive" concentration of force "yet gathered in a war that had already proved a deadlock of concentrated force".
He was the first pope to be elected in a conclave, which had been set up by the senator of Rome, Matthew Rosso Orsini, who hoped to break a deadlock of 60 days in the College of Cardinals.
Mayor James A. Failace of Carteret broke a 3-3 deadlofk of the Borough Council on Thursday night, voting for a ban modeled after one adopted by Marlboro, N.J., in July.
