Sentence examples for overcome this impasse from inspiring English sources

The "grand bargain" aims to overcome this impasse.

To overcome this impasse, we have used the Monte Carlo procedure to analyze the uncertainty of model predictions.

Nonetheless, since many points of their disagreement (e.g., the localization of the brain functions) were merely founded on speculation, some doctors preferred to demonstrate the harmony between Aristotle and Galen in order to overcome this impasse.

To overcome this impasse, we argue that designing new functions with biological parts requires (i) the recognition of logic gates not yet assigned but surely present in the meta-genome, (ii) the orthogonalization and disambiguation of natural regulatory modules and (iii) the development of ways to tackle the connectivity and the definition of boundaries between minimal biological components.

To overcome this impasse, some countries propose a health system that combines an outpatient referral unit, a defined team for specialized management at district level, which is responsible for treatment, supervision and monitoring, including PHC participation and responsibility in case search and Directly Observed Therapy (DOT) supervision activities.

Eventually, Mr Murdoch hopes to overcome the impasse by buying back Mr Malone's shares in return for one or more of the group's assets.

But with Democrats rejecting the Republicans' latest proposal, it is unclear whether the committee can overcome the impasse and avoid deep cuts to federal services and defense spending.

While reopening the constitution is the honourable way to change the Senate, the prime minister's approach may be the only way to overcome the impasse over the upper house, concludes Donald Savoie, a constitutional scholar.

Teachers and police are both public servants – if demands for police reform were as rigorous and intense as they have been for teachers that would help overcome the impasse on reining in police brutality.

After three hours of talks Ms Mowlam said the two governments would work "flat out" to overcome the impasse by March 10 when the new Northern Ireland executive must be formed.

At the last of the three presidential campaign debates, on Oct. 17, Mr. Bush said he would overcome the impasse on patients' rights legislation in Washington, using the "leadership style" he developed in Texas.