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Meanings of political stalemate in English

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Usage of political stalemate in English
1
It may take a crisis before we can break the political stalemate.
Reuters
2
The political stalemate, however, has halted work on key fiscal reforms.
The Irish Times
3
Amid an ongoing political stalemate, violence has spread to other towns and cities.
BBC
4
But beyond this political stalemate, the illegal activity continues at a surprising scale.
The Guardian
5
After months of political stalemate and uncertainty the climate does not encourage optimism.
The Irish Times
6
Further political stalemate appeared likely as votes scattered between mainstream and outlier parties.
Reuters
7
I know its intellectual and political stalemate, because I've lived them.
The Guardian
8
A deal would end an eight-month political stalemate in Spain.
The Irish Times
9
In July 1989, the electorate faced going back to the polls amid political stalemate.
The Irish Times
10
Prolonged political stalemate could make heavily indebted Italy the focus of market concern in Europe.
Reuters
11
The political stalemate in Italy, and the economic worries have supported safe-haven German government bonds.
Reuters
12
The absurd political stalemate has also left its scars.
The Guardian
13
The political stalemate has pushed down the Brazilian real currency, raising the price of imports.
Reuters
14
Italy faces a political stalemate after inconclusive elections that some fear could unsettle financial markets.
Reuters
15
But some Republicans have warned of a political stalemate.
Reuters
16
With the political stalemate taking hold, the concerns of the past year may emerge once again.
Reuters
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Political stalemate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare