Sentence examples for impasse reached from inspiring English sources
These attempts betrayed the impasse reached by European art on the eve of World War I.
Robert Zoellick, the United States trade representative, sent letters yesterday to more than 140 other members of the World Trade Organization to express his hope that 2004 not be a "lost year" and set forth some ideas for breaking the impasse reached by trade negotiators at a meeting in Cancún, Mexico, last September.
The impasse reached in the Texts for Nothing continues in a story like Lessness (1969), which actually runs out of words: the second half of the text simply duplicates the first half with the words reordered, leaving us, in JM Coetzee's description, with "a fiction of net zero on our hands, or rather with the obliterated traces of a consciousness elaborating and dismissing its own inventions".
Wheaton's administration has initiated the termination-for-cause proceedings for political science professor Larycia Hawkins, following "the impasse reached by the parties," the school said in a statement yesterday.
This immediately suggested a way out of the impasse reached between physical chemists and biochemists.
The debate over SMTAs in the context of Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and the results from our survey raise the question of how one should move the agenda forward and deal with the impasse reached in the negotiations.
An impasse was reached, says Newman.
Analogy can be used when an impasse is reached to extend the deductive closure of EBL's domain theory.
Without a desire to set the steel question aside and move on, an impasse was reached.
In its unfair labor practice charge filed last month with the NLRB, Local 2 claims the AFL-CIO imposed the contract before a legitimate impasse was reached.
