The phrase 'main deadlock' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase could be used in an informal conversation between two people who are familiar with the term, but it is not appropriate in formal written English. For example, if two friends were discussing a situation that needed to be resolved, one might say: "It seems like we've hit the main deadlock. What do you suggest we do next?".
On Wednesday ICM released provisional numbers that showed the two main parties deadlocked on 35% each.
The Conservatives and Labour are gearing up for a bitter constitutional row on the morning after the election, as The Independent's final "poll of polls" shows the two main parties deadlocked.
And with the two main parties deadlocked in the polls and a hung parliament looking increasingly likely, the document will be a crucial reference point.
The main purpose of deadlock prevention strategy is to ensure that the system always stays away from a deadlock state.
Cameron's party typically leads in phone polling, with the two main parties in a deadlock according to internet-based surveys.
The growing role played by developing countries in negotiations is one of the main causes behind the deadlock.
Table 4 Seven strategies for deadlock solving Main parameter Value Initial population size M 20 Crossover probability P c 0.5 Mutation probability P m 0.1 Iterations 100.
The two main parties have been deadlocked in the polls for weeks, although some recently suggested that the Conservatives had taken a slight lead.
KATMANDU, Nepal — Nepal teetered at the edge of a political crisis on Thursday as leaders of the country's three main political parties remained deadlocked over a deal that would extend the term of the current Parliament past Friday so that negotiators would have more time to complete a new national constitution.
Since it is thus unclear who really speaks for the Sunnis, one of the main causes of the political deadlock has been disagreement over how they should be represented in the new government.
