Sentence examples for no impasse from inspiring English sources

City officials disagreed, maintaining that there was no impasse.

The Broadway League says there is no impasse; that the two sides are still talking and that producers still hope a deal can be reached.

With the tax talks in Washington seemingly at an impasse, no one knows for sure what will happen to the now-generous gift tax exemption.

And if he had, there would be no immigration impasse today.

While no formal impasse has been declared, negotiations are at a standstill, Mr. Cleary and Mr. Goldsmith said.

Fortunately, however, we face no such impasse.

And after nearly thirty hours of talks over the past three days, N.B.A. players and owners are still at an impasse, with no new meetings scheduled.

We are at something of an impasse, where no one is sure of what should happen next, apart from one cast-iron certainty: if we do nothing the steel industry will die.

Ross argues that the conflict has reached such an impasse that no party – least of all Assad – will sign up to any peace deal that actually demands a transition from dictatorship to democracy.

That leaves the two Republican commissioners at an impasse: With no direct leverage to change the plan, their options decrease dramatically.

The department is set to run out of funding on Feb. 27, but there is currently an impasse with no clear solution in sight.