Sentence examples similar to vital deadlock from inspiring English sources
16] with the country's political and military leaders still apparently deadlocked on the vital issue of candidate lists.
Leaders tried on their last day of talks to work on breaking the deadlock on changes considered vital if the union is to expand.
It also provides a vital check on the conscientiousness of a committee known to deadlock on ethics cases along party lines.
Blues turned down early kickable penalties, but a misfiring set-piece cost them vital chances and it took 27 minutes to break the deadlock as scrum-half Williams jinked his way over at close quarters for Anscombe to convert.
The clear message of the team conducting this fresh assessment of the climate science consensus is that it's vital to close that gap to have a chance of breaking societal deadlock on cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
I guess I'm pleased about this, because communication is preferable to deadlock, and brokering peace remains "urgent" (Secretary of State John Kerry) and of "vital and strategic interest" to Israel (Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu).
With little indication of the deadlock being broken at Friday's eurozone meeting, analysts say it is vital the review is wrapped up in May before Europe gears up for the UK referendum on EU membership.
Leaving aside my political differences with the Tea Party, it's fair to say that this has been a mixed bag for Republican lawmakers, whose caucus has been responsible for a congressional deadlock that's run on for years, so that it's become normal for vital US governmental agencies to shut down and send everyone home until a budget can be passed.
"These pollution policies are a vital step towards lower pollution and clean energy in Australia and will help break political, investment and environmental deadlocks on climate action," he said.
