Ví dụ về stalemate

• The president may also want to break political stalemates within her party or put pressure on her opponents to get her policies enacted.

• The international community is one of these, and is no less inclined to compromises in difficult political stalemates than the domestic players are.

• The seemingly unending cycles of war and peace, negotiations and stalemates, are a testament to the deep-seated and long-held feelings about the region.

• When the bankers refused to cooperate, the process stalemated.

• Fragmented governments, which result to a large extent from proportional representation rules, lead to political stalemates.

• Through the unilateral commitments to plans, assurances are generated and stalemates are ended.

• Cycles or stalemates threaten the legitimacy of a democratic system.

• How did the new regime attack this stalemate?

• There must be some more effective way of breaking out of the ideological stalemate.

• In short, the entrenched ethnic-maximalist stalemate seems to have undermined the possibilities for forging working coalitions among the existing opposition parties.

• We then arrive at the stalemate noted above where all solutions have problematic aspects.

• Granting veto power, however, entails the danger of a stalemate and thereby decreases rule efficiency.

• The exact effects of the resulting two decades of stalemate are difficult to pin down, but two are unmistakable.

• The net result for those scholars not already committed to one or the other view seems to be stalemate.

• The approach sketched here may thus represent the best opportunity for dealing with a political stalemate that has persisted for too long.