Sentence examples for find a solution to the impasse from inspiring English sources

He said: "I felt we made significant progress during those talks, which were designed to find a solution to the impasse the party finds itself in.

After nearly three weeks of negotiations, the center-left Democratic Party has not been able to find a solution to the impasse, refusing to make alliances with the center-right bloc of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

Eagle, who was shadow business secretary before resigning from Corbyn's frontbench, said: "I want to thank our deputy leader, Tom Watson, the chair of the parliamentary Labour party, John Cryer, and chief whip Rosie Winterton, and the union movement for trying to find a solution to the impasse Labour faces, with a leader who has failed to fulfil his first and foremost duty.

That, after all, was the Russian promise in 2012 during international negotiations in Geneva to try to find a solution to the Syrian impasse.

The four Democrats, who all claim neutrality in the presidential contest, have been working with state and national party officials and representatives of the two campaigns to try to find a solution to the delegate impasse.

French policy makers acknowledge that time is short for finding a solution to the impasse over the treaty.

And despite recent maneuverings, it is unlikely that a solution to the impasse over Iran's enrichment of uranium will be found in the next few months.

"Conversations are under way to bring a solution to the impasse," Pluspetrol told Reuters.

On Monday, Mrs. Clinton said she believed that the two sides could find a creative solution to the impasse, steps that would allow the Palestinians to accept less than a full extension of the moratorium or could enable Mr. Netanyahu to sell an extension to his domestic constituency.

When I think about my more conservative brothers and sisters, I can find no solution to the impasse in which we find ourselves.

As the government shutdown dragged on, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) was one of the senators who attempted to work across the aisle to find a solution out of the impasse.