Sentence examples for present stalemate from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Sharon is under increasing pressure from the United States and from Israelis eager to move beyond the present stalemate.

Mr. Sharon said his pledge to President Bush not to harm Mr. Arafat had so far blocked that step, creating the present stalemate.

The previous two were in the late 1950s leading to the 1962 war and in 1986, leading to the present stalemate.

The Maoists, however, frustrated at their inability to control the army and rule the country, quit government last May, leading to the present stalemate.

Mr. Blair has invested enormous amounts of time, political capital and personal prestige in bringing the divided Catholics and Protestants of Northern Ireland together, and he insisted today that the present stalemate would not end progress.

In the present stalemate, recent efforts by several foreign governments – including South Africa and Denmark – to insist on a clear distinction between products originating in Israel and those from settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories are significant.

What armed intervention by foreign powers in Syria will not do is bring an end to the present bloody stalemate in the two-and-a-half-year-old civil war.

The conflict, we're told, is at present a "stalemate".

Iftekhar Ahmed Babu, central committee member of Nagarik Oikya, told VICE News that the group will continue to urge dialogue as a peaceful solution to the country's present political stalemate.

Sam Farina, a former Rochester, New York, deputy police chief and the president of the New York Association of Hostage Negotiators, said that the standoff on Capitol Hill presented a classic stalemate.

ROME— The advisers chosen by President Giorgio Napolitano to help solve Italy's weeks long political stalemate presented their findings on Friday, listing the political and economic changes needed in the country.