Sentence examples for that a deadlock from inspiring English sources

Several diplomats expressed concern last week that a deadlock extending beyond yesterday would create procedural and possibly legal problems, while sending Iraq the wrong message.

It's handy timing for your professional outlook, where Saturn's shift signals that a deadlock has, for better or worse, been broken.

They have said that a unity government would deadlock over the peace issue, and that a deadlock would lead to increased violence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

The dissent said the majority had invented a new constitutional right ensuring that a jury in a capital case would be told in advance that a deadlock would mean a sentence of life in prison without parole.

Janusz Lewandowski, the European commissioner responsible for the budget, said that failure to agree on a budget was "a really bad message to the European public," adding that a deadlock could mean that financing for the new diplomatic service could be subject to legal dispute.

He did not say what has been known here for several days, that William Randolph Hearst, who has great influence in the California delegation and who "discovered" the qualification of Mr. Garner as a candidate, press the shift to Mr. Roosevelt because he feared that a deadlock might produce Newton D. Baker or another candidate with whose international policies he is not in agreement.

Sneijder is the plotter of Inter Milan, the player who sits in midfield and schemes the counterattacks, and sometimes the striker of goals that break a deadlock resulting from Mourinho's strategy.

Tonight the managers of the leading candidates are busy endeavoring to make new deals that will prevent a deadlock that would carry the convention over into next week.

Although the heavy daily duty of negotiating with the Afghans was carried out by Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the top NATO commander, and the American ambassador, James B. Cunningham, senior alliance officials now say that it was the secret call between Mr. Hagel and Mr. Karzai that broke a deadlock that had become less about security than policy and personalities.

Some trial judges have held that the deadlock provision is unconstitutional and have refused to tell juries in advance that in a deadlock, the law requires judges to impose sentences that may permit release on parole.

"The politics are lethal," said Senator John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, who led a bipartisan Medicare commission that ended in a deadlock in early 1999.