But we can move forward to renewed mobility and away from a future of gridlock by rejecting highway projects that will take us nowhere.
If that sort of dogmatism is applied to future budget disputes, gridlock will only worsen.Government shutdowns in modern times have often involved disputes about abortion, welfare and even nuclear-missile funding, with Democrats questioning Ronald Reagan's strategy for avoiding a third world war.
If India just innovates in cheap cars alone, its future will be gridlocked and polluted.
The decision took no retroactive steps to change the actions it ruled unconstitutional, but it served as a precedent for any future cases of budgetary gridlock.
Say what you will about the filibuster, and about what filibustering Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense would have meant: the precedents it would have broken, the gridlock-filled future it would have presaged.
By Alex Koppelman February 26 , 2013Say what you will about the filibuster, and about what filibustering Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense would have meant: the precedents it would have broken, the gridlock-filled future it would have presaged.
The authors went on to say that they believe any increase to the federal minimum wage is unlikely in the near future, probably due to Congressional gridlock.
It's not surprising that many small business households continue to be ambivalent about their futures because of both the gridlock in Washington and a slowly rebuilding economy.
Or do partisan polarization, special-interest money, snarling news outlets and public disaffection ensure gridlock into the indefinite future?
Only if stakeholders are provided with optimised alternatives will they enter a meaningful discourse; as otherwise, uncertainty about the systemic impact of differing actor interests as well as projections of future trends will inevitably lead to planning gridlock and hamper consensual solutions necessary for deep restructuring of the energy system.
