Sentence examples for standoff has created from inspiring English sources
The standoff has created an uncomfortable situation for President Uribe, who has aggressively advanced Washington's antidrug agenda in Colombia and has withstood severe criticism at home for his support for ousting Saddam Hussein.
The attacks come amidst a period of political turmoil in the country, with the government and main opposition group locked in a standoff that has created a sense of deepening insecurity.
That has created a standoff.
This portrayal of the events in Ukraine has created a parallel in the minds of many Russians between the war with Nazi Germany and the current standoff with the West.
The democrats, after having created the standoff, played down its severity on Monday, saying they expect some sort of resolution soon.
Although Rivera, 41, is a free agent like Jeter, little attention had been paid to the status of his contract talks because it has been widely assumed that he and the Yankees would agree on a new contract without having to endure the type of standoff that negotiations with Jeter have created.
A close look at some cases shows that the inquiries have created murky standoffs in which the F.B.I. cannot prove that the detainees are dangerous and the detainees cannot allay the F.B.I.'s suspicions.
The army commander warned today that a standoff between the president and a top general had created a "dangerous and uncertain" situation and said that he was lobbying with his men not to stage a coup.
A7 Coup Warning in Indonesia The army commander, Gen. Tyasno Sudarto, said a standoff between President Abdurrahman Wahid, who is abroad, and Gen. Wiranto had created a dangerous situation.
The 12-member congressional supercommittee, created in the wake of this summer's debt-ceiling standoff, has until Thanksgiving to deliver its recommendations for reducing government spending by $1.2 trillion.
