Sentence examples for the deadlock of from inspiring English sources

He wants to challenge neophytes to break the deadlock of disease.

Apart from this, the French high command was singularly lacking in ideas to break the deadlock of trench warfare.

Thus, what these papers show is that the parties themselves understood the need to break out of the deadlock of past demands and hardened positions.

But the deadlock of the last fortnight (this is day 15 of the federal government shutdown) has also left many analysts speculating about the long-term damage caused to America's dominant place in the financial markets.

Although a Saudi terrorist was saved from the death penalty by the deadlock of a New York jury yesterday, American Muslim leaders said the man's trial still posed difficult political and religious questions.

Despite the KMT's own stand-offishness towards China until the 1990s, Mr Hu unabashedly blames the DPP.The KMT's supporters say that if their party held both the presidency and the legislature, it would end the deadlock of Mr Chen's rule, during which the KMT and its allies have controlled enough seats to block DPP legislation.

"We need an agreement that we can realise and that can take us out of the deadlock [of self-defeating austerity]," he added.

The vote followed the release on Monday of a report by an expert panel appointed by Ms Gillard to break the deadlock on the issue of asylum.

In the second period, with the game tied at 1-1 afthe the now seemingly obligatory goal by defenseman Torey Krug matching one from Dan Girardi, the Bruins' fourth line made the plays that broke the final deadlock of the series.

He said Clegg now had a better chance of breaking the deadlock because of Ed Miliband's willingness to change the Labour party's relationship with the unions.

In military terms this was the epic deadlock of the south-western front.