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Meanings of legislative gridlock in English
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Usage of legislative gridlock in English
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Investors are awaiting next month's elections and the potential for legislativegridlock.
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That split in control could ensure legislativegridlock and minimize lawmakers' influence on the foreclosure issue.
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In the US it's a reality most of the time, contributing to the country's permanent legislativegridlock.
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However, despite the broken machinery, Americans are aligned on a key set of issues stuck in legislativegridlock.
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A priority will be overcoming legislativegridlock on a bill that would allow Kuwait to tap international debt markets.
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Conservative rebels argue that elected Lords would be more partisan and undermine the primacy of parliament's lower chamber, creating legislativegridlock.
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Even if Democrats win the House, legislativegridlock may reduce the chances of major policy changes if Republicans retain control of the Senate.
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The choice was legislativegridlock over tax increases needed to manage the deficit, or a voting deal with the opposition in return for elections.
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Odds are long that the bill can get done because of the legislativegridlock expected by mid-year due to election-year politics and budget pressures.
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Congressional Democrats were drawing closer to agreement on a broad healthcare overhaul after months of legislativegridlock on President Barack Obama's top domestic priority.
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Ryan said in a speech after the vote that infighting in the Republican-majority House had been counterproductive and added to the legislativegridlock in Washington.