Meanings of partisan gridlock in английском

Democratic President Barack Obama's attempts have failed to bear fruit amid partisan gridlock.

The Supreme Court in a right-wing headlock and our government in partisan gridlock.

But partisan gridlock has prevented agreement on where to save.

But partisan gridlock would make any action a challenge.

Washington will have to overcome its partisan gridlock, though, to provide a little Caribbean sunshine.

With President Barack Obama retaining the White House, the status quo result portends more partisan gridlock.

This year they do will so as voters seem more frustrated than ever with their partisan gridlock.

Previous Senate confirmation is a valuable asset for a nominee seeking to clear partisan gridlock on Capitol Hill.

But the partisan gridlock in Congress over a Democratic-backed law passed over Republican opposition makes that outcome unlikely.

WASHINGTON The normally divided U.S. Senate moved forward on Wednesday with a new, bipartisan agreement designed to ease partisan gridlock.

In those states, unlike Capitol Hill, partisan gridlock is not a big issue, making difficult projects such as tax reform easier.

Much of the perception that the Senate is home to partisan gridlock is that many bills can't get an up-or-down vote.

As Reuters has written, the FEC, by the admission of its own Democratic commissioners, has been rendered ineffectual by partisan gridlock.

But the prospects for a legislative fix are clouded by ongoing partisan gridlock in Congress, raising the possibility of wide-ranging unintended consequences.

Whichever candidate wins, a razor-thin margin might not bode well for the clear mandate needed to help break the partisan gridlock in Washington.

Stop-and-go funding decisions by Congress, partisan gridlock in Washington and politicians with local interests in mind have also helped keep the project in limbo.