Sentence examples for policy impasses from inspiring English sources

Mechanisms are understood as patterns of interaction between actors that bring about change in the governance process that lead to policy impasses.

Impasse learning may benefit students since impasses can trigger confusion, which tends to precede learning (Lehman et al. 2012).

Now, those resolutions tend to be serial, and under divided government, have become a source for parties to fight over spending, and, this year, even social policy measures that become attached to the bills, leading to nail-biting impasses that have almost caused the government to shut down.

Impasses are nothing new.

§ 269.9 Mediation of negotiation impasses.

Margolick proposes no fairy-tale resolutions to such moral impasses.

These discrepancies contribute to impasses in dialogue and community building.

But these impasses were often solved with small compromises.

Last month a group of 24 prominent U.S. diplomats, policy experts and national security officials urged Obama in a letter to "pursue a robust diplomatic initiative" in the coming weeks to fulfill his campaign pledge to resolve the Iranian nuclear impassed.

Just the planning of this papal visit presented political impasses.

Many family therapists incorporate E.M.D.R. therapy into their clinical practices in order to overcome "therapeutic impasses".