Sentence examples for through a stalemate from inspiring English sources
And, seeking to break through a stalemate between the city and the union over a teacher evaluation system, he said the city would form committees to evaluate teachers at 33 struggling schools based on classroom performance.
For one thing, Republicans never did find their way out of a "stalemate" through compromise; they were checkmated, and got nothing.
Violence has continued through a political stalemate that experts say could last through Iraq's hot summer — temperatures regularly surpass 110 degrees — and perhaps stretch into the fall.
While the new schedule may break through a political stalemate and reassure voters, it may not produce a new president before the incumbent's term ends, creating a constitutional vacuum in the young fledgling democracy.
Sports minister Kate Lundy has reaffirmed her support for Gillard: 4.06am GMT Simon Crean: Rudd has no alternative Here is a video from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABCC) of Simon Crean's speech earlier today: Facebook Twitter Pinterest He says: The party through the government is in a stalemate position.
The compromise was arranged by Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, and helped break a stalemate that prevailed through the first three days of talks here in this Persian Gulf nation.
A half-dozen judges, peering through the waves at the finish, reached a stalemate: three declared Larson the winner, the other three Devitt.
There's the Open Government initiative, through Change.gov, which seems to be in a stalemate.
Orchestration seems key to overcome a stalemate in the realization of heat infrastructures (context) through concerted energy infrastructure planning.
