Sentence examples for policy stalemate from inspiring English sources

Hence, the political and policy stalemate.

But that does nothing to end the policy stalemate.

He didn't explain how his re-election will spell an end to Washington's policy stalemate.

"Japan's export-led recovery is running out of steam, dragged down by an uncertain global economic outlook, slack domestic demand, and a government policy stalemate," Standard & Poor's said in a report on Wednesday.

At their news conference this morning, the two Presidents made much of the relationship they have built, and a few White House officials say they believe that personal chemistry will eventually dissolve the policy stalemate.

The policy stalemate is simply the consequence of Republicans blocking everything Obama proposes.

The central issues are economic, foreign policy, governmental stalemate, inequality and extremism.

On Monday, six groups took out an advertisement in The Washington Post, saying the administration's policy was "stalemated".

A recent project, the Beckley Foundation Global Cannabis Commission Report, published by Oxford University Press, entitled Cannabis Policy: Moving Beyond Stalemate, culminated last month in meetings on Capitol Hill and in Mexico and Rio de Janeiro, the latter with former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, who has endorsed the Report.

If we cannot have our preferred policies, we prefer stalemate to action, and thus the status quo becomes a second-best solution that commands more approval, or at least acceptance, than any alternative.

Changes in fiscal policy will be stalemated by opposing parties.