Sentence examples for end the gridlock from inspiring English sources

To end the gridlock in Congress, for example, more disciplined and ideological parties are needed.

Even if it does meet, there is no deal to end the gridlock.

To end the gridlock, limits on drivers without passengers began on Thursday on all crossings below 63rd Street.

But the Cambridge historian is most passionate when he gets on to talking about the need to end the gridlock around one of Britain's main tourist attractions.

Mr. Abraham said the administration had not yet provided any legislative proposals to end the gridlock over the bill and was mainly trying to "urge the parties to work out their differences".

Such talk fuels critics who say that the only way to end the gridlock in the skies is to junk the F.A.A. -- or junk the economics on which its management of the air traffic system is based.

"I think this would be a real boost towards ending the gridlock which has bedeviled us," said Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat.

The pro-independence "pan-green" alliance of the Democratic Progressive Party DPPP) is likely to win a majority for the first time in a parliamentary poll at the end of 2004, ending the gridlock that has plagued politics since the DPP's Chen Shui-bian became president in 2000.

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The Newspoll suggested the conservative coalition would pick up at least 22 seats in the 150-member lower house, ending the gridlock that developed after the last election gave neither of the two biggest factions an outright majority.

This week on Moyers & Company she speaks about ending the gridlock between politics, science and faith in order to find solutions to the widespread threats associated with global warming.