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Meanings of break the impasse in English
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Usage of break the impasse in English
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Last month Mr O'Brien publicly rejected IN&M's proposals to break the impasse.
2
After two days of talks, the meeting failed to break the impasse.
3
Mogherini said free and fair elections should be held to break the impasse.
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Setting up a citizens' assembly is the first step to break the impasse
5
That is really the minimum. China is also trying to break the impasse.
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A smaller SADC meeting in Harare last month failed to break the impasse.
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Johnson sought to break the impasse by pushing for an election.
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Army officers have held a series of meetings to try to break the impasse.
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Britain holds a parliamentary election in December in a bid to break the impasse.
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She has appealed to MPs to come together to try to break the impasse.
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Still holding position relative to the anomaly, Captain, but we can't break the impasse.
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Chamisa called for renewed regional mediation to break the impasse.
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However, government ministers openly speculated that new elections would be needed to break the impasse.
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Some government figures saw this as the best way to break the impasse, it said.
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KOSOVO:The US, EU and Russia will allow partition to break the impasse, writes Daniel McLaughlin.
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Mr Bruton asked the delegation to use its best efforts locally to break the impasse.
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Break the impasse across language varieties
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