Príklady impasse

• Their disagreements contributed to the impasse over budget policy in 1995 and the infamous partial federal government shutdown.

• If at this juncture a seeming impasse is reached, at least two different conclusions can be drawn.

• Accentuating authenticity and a concomitant cultural autochthony, their vividness breeds essentialization and theoretical impasse.

• The narrow view of culture, limited to race or ethnic group, provided no solution to the impasse over life support between her physicians and family.

• But, whereas the rationality axiom just leads to an impasse, the evolutionary approach suggests ways out.

• When the president's party likes the outcome of the legislative impasse, presidents willingly go down to defeat.

• Even as fine sentiments make bad literature, excellent evidence-based studies regularly hit practical impasses.

• Recent work in industrial policy and political theory takes seriously the historical impasse we now face.

• Ways to overcome such an impasse are examined, and eventually the solution is obtained.

• This leads to an impasse in which neither player can act rationally.

• Here contemporary science is pretty much at an impasse.

• At the point that seemed at first to be a moral impasse, the way for moral intellectual practice is in fact wide open.

• In certain ways, this paper is about personal and institutional patronage: the working out of a difficult theoretical impasse requires individual and collective moral support.

• The track leads, he might think, into a moral impasse in theory and into either anarchy or, worse, tyranny in practice.

• For students of multiculturalism, the move has offered a way out of an ideological impasse.