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I believe our cities actually need more taxis to break the gridlock.
If it is free of gridlock the port can develop into a valuable business infrastructure supporting economic growth.
He warned that the union's action could result in gridlock throughout the public sector.
Haiti's Senate broke almost four months of political gridlock on Thursday.
Airport managers feared that a flood of private vehicles with few places to park could gridlock the loop road.
The spontaneous celebrations included a parade of cars that gridlocked the centre of the town.
Downloading so many huge files at once could gridlock the internet.
They want to avoid a constitutional battle which would gridlock the Commons for years.
Businesses were affected, homes were flooded and the city was gridlocked.
I foresee that, this summer, it will be gridlocked, with cars unable to move in either direction.
In addition, traffic congestion costs business £19 billion a year and our cities and towns are becoming gridlocked.
We would give greater flexibility in the use of those hospital beds by preventing them from being gridlocked because of lack of provision elsewhere.
We are gridlocked, as it were, on the negotiations.
During the winter, there is less of a bottleneck, but the road is still gridlocked at many times of the day.
Most towns and cities would be gridlocked.
He said that roads were gridlocked.
All this is a recipe for chaos and gridlock in national asylum systems.
In addition, we want to find out, and many people outside want to understand, how gridlock will be avoided.
Without reform, we would be likely to see bureaucratic gridlock at 25.
The shambles will be total and gridlock complete.
If both the new authority and the mayor have power, political differences would mean gridlock.
In my view, that would be a recipe for gridlock.
The result was gridlock with decaying buildings, wasted resources, mounting deficits with increasing dangers of clinical risk and all going nowhere.
