Sentence examples for there was deadlock from inspiring English sources

The insurance company was sympathetic but unable to agree to a deal, so for a decade there was deadlock.

There was deadlock.

NS: But in that negotiation there was deadlock, wasn't there.

After 60 hours of talk by Mr Lamy's count, there was deadlock; and that was that.

But if there was deadlock, Mugabe could dissolve the assembly and rule by decree.

This was acceptable neither to France, Italy or Belgium (which wanted more) nor to Britain (which wanted still less).By early Tuesday evening most of the treaty was agreed upon, but there was deadlock on the social chapter.

In parliament there is deadlock, while international oil companies complain they are owed vast sums of money.

Yet that would not mean any sudden flow of weaponry.Over the Falklands there is deadlock.

On the first issue, there is deadlock over numbers, but at least there are talks, with Egypt mediating.

There is deadlock in the cross-party parliamentary body whose task is to give birth to a new constitution.

History suggests that although both sides suffer when there is deadlock in this miserable conflict, the Palestinians tend to suffer more.