Sentence examples for lead to deadlock from inspiring English sources
"It will lead to deadlock and a confrontation of the [EU's] institutions," adds a senior Brussels policymaker.
Kissinger's disciples argue that we need to keep these individual dissident cases off the table, lest they lead to deadlock on weightier issues.
But so far, the mayor has insisted that any wage increase should be based on merit and that some of the city's 78,000 teachers should not get any raise at all -- a position that could lead to deadlock.
Gerald Benjamin, a political scientist at the State University of New York at New Paltz, said that he would give the redistricting amendment a grade of C-minus and that it was likely to lead to deadlock when the state tried to remake its political map.
If a person doesn't follow the traffic rules, it causes a trouble to others and some times it may lead to deadlock.
Todd Stern, who leads the US negotiating team in the UN climate convention (UNFCCC) and performed the same role at the recent Rio+20 summit, told an audience at Dartmouth College that insisting on the target in negotiations would lead to "deadlock".
The note, handed to the judge shortly before 5 p.m., created obvious alarm among lawyers for both sides because such disagreements can lead to deadlocks.
Due to the complexity and variability of relationship between tasks and resources in the vehicle sensing system, the resources are held or requested by multitasking, which may lead to deadlocks.
"They are ahead with a Model T, and we are pulling up with a Ferrari," retorts Mr Broockman.All of this has led to deadlock at the body that has been trying to devise a standard for UWB, the so-called 802.15.3 committee at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEEE).
"Holding out for a better agreement would have led to deadlock and the end of limits on Iran's nuclear program," he added.
Hale refused to withdraw, and as a majority vote was needed for election in New Hampshire, the party split led to deadlock and a vacant House seat.
