Sentence examples for renewed deadlock from inspiring English sources
But it is a huge gamble, and initial reaction to the President's proposals suggests that renewed deadlock is on the cards.
But unless Mr Noboa succeeds in breaking Ecuador's renewed political deadlock, dollarisation will not deliver growth.
The administration, Mr. Indyk said, has set in motion three mutually reinforcing initiatives in the region: the overtures to Iran and Syria, and a renewed effort to break the deadlock between Israelis and Palestinians.
Both Ukraine and the pro-Russian rebels had earmarked Monday as a possible springboard for a renewed offensive to break the deadlock.
(After a lengthy deadlock among E.U. member states, the commission eventually renewed glyphosate's license for 18 months).
The coming months could bring renewed fighting in Georgia, or another gas crisis with Ukraine, or a deadlock on the renegotiation of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.
"We are optimistic that after years of deadlock at the annual CCAMLR meeting, today's decision will spark renewed momentum for CCAMLR members to achieve permanent protection for the Ross Sea in coming years and also deliver marine protected areas in East Antarctica and the Weddell Sea".
The home side came out with renewed purpose in the second half and Dzeko delighted Roma fans when he broke the deadlock with a trademark clinical finish.
That medical finding could help break the deadlock in a case that has outraged human rights groups, embarrassed Pakistan's government and renewed the spotlight on laws that experts say are abused by the powerful to prey on the weak and on religious minorities.
But it does have the power to tip the recovery back towards recession if it fails to break a political deadlock that was still unresolved as The Economist went to press.Extensions to unemployment benefit and a job-boosting cut to the payroll tax are both set to expire at the end of this year, unless they are renewed by Congress.
