Sentence examples for on the impasses from inspiring English sources

Two Democratic candidates for governor -- Andrew M. Cuomo and H. Carl McCall -- both seized on the impasses here to criticize Mr. Pataki, a popular Republican seeking a third term.

This weird incident is a sign of the impasses of today's consumerism.

Some of the impasses he found himself at seemed irresoluble.

Because of the impasses over Musharraf and the judiciary, the coalition could not address rising food shortages and spiraling inflation, which was the highest in 30 years.

If we initiate the right process -- take one step on the way past the impasses -- then what would fix health could very well be: unstoppable.

Republican leaders on Tuesday reiterated calls for Mr Obama to open negotiations over ending the impasses.

Republican leaders on Tuesday renewed their calls for Mr Obama to open negotiations over ending the impasses.

Here and there you see comparisons between the impasses over the federal debt ceiling and the National Football League collective-bargaining agreement.

One juror, Gerald Voigt, 44, said they reached the impasses because they could not agree that Mr. Drake was the right man.

Iran's new foreign minister, an American-educated diplomat, was officially assigned responsibility on Thursday for leading the negotiations with big powers over the disputed Iranian nuclear program, another signal that the country seems eager to overcome the impasses that have stalled those talks for years.

You could describe Jaoui and Bacri's films as comedies of awkward manners, exploring the impasses people land themselves in, through lack of tact or excess of it.