Sentence examples for longstanding deadlock from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's position has intensified a longstanding deadlock over who does what and when.
Two of the world's biggest oil companies, BP and ConocoPhillips, joined forces Tuesday to try to break a longstanding deadlock over Alaska's vast reserves of natural gas.
A9 President Bush's opposition to industrialized countries having to cut heat-trapping gas emissions if developing countries are exempt from similar obligations has intensified a longstanding deadlock over who does what and when.
On the island, politics is focused on the longstanding deadlock between the two dominant parties, whose identities — one is for statehood and one is for enhanced autonomy — today bear no relation to those of the Republicans and Democrats in the 50 states.
PARIS, Feb. 11 - The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan failed to break a longstanding deadlock over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh enclave on Saturday in talks outside Paris that had been billed as the best chance in years to sketch out a preliminary settlement.
The Bush administration initiated these meetings, recognizing that the Chinese wanted the United States to demonstrate greater respect for their emerging power and hoping to break longstanding deadlocks on significant issues.
Iceland Foods is urgently seeking a meeting with Iceland's foreign ministry to set out "constructive proposals" that could help break the deadlock and resume a longstanding "peaceful coexistence" that it says has prevailed for nearly half a century.
A complete deadlock ensued.
