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Meanings of gridlock in английском

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Examples for "political stalemate"
Examples for "political stalemate"
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It may take a crisis before we can break the political stalemate.
Reuters
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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
1
Concern has mounted about the impact of the political impasse on Morocco's economy.
Reuters
2
Ireland's current political impasse arises because we have been fighting the last war.
The Irish Times
3
Traders said external factors had an impact more than the domestic political impasse.
Reuters
4
This condition has been central to the political impasse in the peace process.
The Irish Times
5
Sweden faces political impasse after an inconclusive election, with no party obtaining a majority.
The Guardian
Usage of gridlock in английском
1
But dominating Wolf's message was the budgetary crisis escalated by political gridlock.
Reuters
2
But the experience of political gridlock in the United States looms large.
Reuters
3
I'd never seen a gridlock in the valley before six weeks ago.
Angelfall
4
Debating why does not lead to solutions -it leads to gridlock.
The Guardian
5
Sir, - May I suggest a solution to the Dublin traffic gridlock?
The Irish Times
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They said if successful it could solve the gridlock over Argentina's debt.
The Guardian
7
But these same experts do not agree on what caused the gridlock.
Rock and Ice Magazine
8
Otherwise no major gridlock appears to be in prospect over the weekend.
The Irish Times
9
On Friday, traffic flowed freely in a city notorious for its gridlock.
Reuters
10
Investors are awaiting next month's elections and the potential for legislative gridlock.
Reuters
11
It can be depressing to think about school, post-summer expenses and gridlock.
The Irish Times
12
It was gridlock around the six testing centres across the Super City.
Radio NZ
13
Then our nation was gripped by economic distress, social decline, political gridlock.
State of the Union Addresses
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Or, more likely, for this is the city of gridlock, how little.
The Irish Times
15
Washington's gridlock and bitter partisanship will get a new lease of life.
The Irish Times
16
Instead, it is notorious for biblical floods, sprawling slums and soul-crushing gridlock.
Reuters
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Gridlock across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare