Sentence examples for temporary stalemate from inspiring English sources

The rebels themselves are reported to be divided between those who believe that the regime can be toppled with one more push, as long as they are supported by coalition air power, and those who believe that a temporary stalemate makes more sense.

By denying Apple an injunction and Samsung a new trial Judge Koh has created a temporary stalemate between the two, de-fanging Apple's big win without granting Samsung's call to trigger a fresh trial.

By midday, the situation had settled into a temporary stalemate.

WASHINGTON — After dealing with the debt crisis, Senate negotiators tried and failed on Tuesday to end a stalemate over temporary financing for the Federal Aviation Administration, leaving 4,000 agency employees out of work and relying on airport safety inspectors to continue working without pay.

Thus granting temporary refuge may lead to a protracted stalemate, with the walk-in effectively residing in post premises.

A temporary bill is needed because Washington's longstanding budget stalemate has derailed the annual bills that would set the country's budget.

At least two sets of House lawmakers and a bipartisan coalition of senators led by Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, have offered plans to end the fiscal stalemate and reopen the government that include a repeal, or temporary suspension, of the device tax.

This will keep happening as it becomes more apparent that the surge is a stalemate, bringing neither lower troop levels nor anything more than a fragile temporary stability to Iraq.

A17 Congress Stuck in Stalemate The House and the Senate, meeting in unusual Sunday sessions, once again approved temporary stopgap spending bills to keep major portions of the federal government operating for another 24 hours.

Newspapers in China say the stalemate has weakened the US dollar's reputation, while dailies in Europe and Americas see the deal as a "temporary truce".

Still, the current system lends itself to stalemate, denying the boards the power to appoint their choices, but denying full and long-term authority to any temporary superintendents the chancellor appoints.