Sentence examples for larger impasse from inspiring English sources

But yesterday Charles A. Gargano, vice chairman of the Port Authority and the chief New York representative, said that those concerns had been addressed and that progress was being made in ending the larger impasse.

But it remains unnerving to those in Washington with their eyes on larger problems that the impasse continues to defy efforts to move on.

If European officials were accused of lacking ambition last November, when they first suggested spending €5 billion to kick start the economy of the world's largest trading bloc, their impasse four months later over the plan has become a symbol of a weak and divided response to the global financial crisis.

House and Senate budget negotiators today broke their impasse over how large a tax cut to allow by postponing the decision until later in the year.

A21 Congress Postpones Tax Plan House and Senate budget negotiators broke their impasse over how large a tax cut to allow by postponing the decision until later in the year.

At the most basic level, an economic stimulus package is designed to break the no jobs/no demand/no jobs impasse by injecting large amounts of cash into the economy.

The plan passed on June 30 will get Illinois through the year, but the same issues that caused the yearlong budget impasse still loom as large as ever.

Russia, whose economy is by far the largest outside the World Trade Organization, has hit an impasse in talks with major trading partners about joining the group.

In another sign of the impasse, the leader of a large opposition coalition all but rebuffed an invitation by Russia, one of Syria's closest allies, to discuss solutions to the crisis.

The presidents of both countries representing Africa's two largest economies—have also weighed in on the impasse.

Loukas Tsoukalis, author of a recent book on the EU, says that "in the old days you would have solved the constitutional impasse just by writing the Poles a large cheque.