Sentences with phrase «in a deadlock»

Federal prosecutors are seeking to retry U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez on bribery and corruption charges after an earlier trial ended in a deadlocked jury last fall.

Our friend's answer came to mind while reading an interesting roundup of experienced trial lawyers over the weekend about why the trial of Bill Cosby outside Philadelphia resulted in a deadlocked jury and mistrial, announced on Saturday.

Peers are also arguing that the government has not sufficiently answered how power will be balanced between the Commons and the Lords, and what would happen in a deadlock situation.

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Budget talks have been in deadlock since the summer, but the government is keen to secure a deal at the European summit meeting later this month, and before the end of the UK presidency of the EU on December 31st.

The meeting between Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State and the labour unions ended in a deadlock on Tuesday.

For example, Earley's crystalline structures, by powerful «ionic» forces overwhelm the constituent molecules which virtually lose their identity as their respective ions are held in deadlock.

Apparently, the NFL and their regular officials are still in a deadlock over wages.

Mets and Cards will wake up that morning tied for first place, and their opponents — the Phillies, Pirates and Expos — will be in a deadlock for last.

The meeting which ended in deadlock saw the two unions asked the government not only to put all the nation's refineries to optimal use but also increase minimum wage and equally put all necessary palliatives measures before deregulation of oil.

As prosecutors struggle to convict those who have been arrested in connection with this murder, there is a new development which could potentially lead to a break in the deadlock as to who really murdered Adams Mahama.

Rep. Tom Reed, a Republican who represents much of New York's Southern Tier, and first - term New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer, a Democrat, lead a revamped House «Problem Solvers Caucus,» which aims to do what more prominent politicians have tried and failed to do: Getting something done in a deadlocked Congress.

The government has said it is determined to secure agreement on the budget in its presidency of the union, which ends at the end of this year, but talks are currently in deadlock, primarily over the rebate and the reform of the Cap.

Those voters who are undecided or likely to change their minds believe risks of both Leave and Remain to be real, and locked in deadlock.

Wielded too easily in a deadlocked Cabinet Committee, it may become clear that the nuclear option is a bluff.

The meeting ended in deadlock amid calls for the report to be reworked.

But when 2007 arrived, the two houses of Congress were caught in a deadlock and could not agree on new reform legislation.

Local communities have been fighting back in court, mobilizing villagers and organizing a resistance that put the company in a deadlock.

Cardano seems to be stuck in a deadlock of being oversold.

Or, what if you and your business partners couldn't agree on a major business decision resulting in deadlock?

A similar meeting between the President and all the governors had ended in a deadlock on Tuesday.

Statement on behalf of Climate Action Network Europe, Carbon Market Watch, European Environmental Bureau, Sandbag, Transport & Environment, and WWF European Policy Office EU governments must step back from irreparably weakening Europe's biggest climate law, six of Europe's leading environmental NGOs have said, after talks between member states and the European Parliament ended in deadlock...

We're in a deadlock.

The biggest concern that puts us in a deadlock is..

Liverpool's draws this season have been a massive concern, as the Reds have played well enough to win all the games in which they have ended up in a deadlock.

Although the formal summit might well end in deadlock, what will happen on the summit's sidelines will nonetheless mark the Hamburg Summit as the international political event of the year.

In an interview with Citi News, after a meeting with Organized Labour over the tariffs which ended in a deadlock, Haruna Iddrisu explained that these are bitter pills that ought to be swallowed to improve the energy situation.

As it stands, the Welsh government is without a first minister, the parliamentary vote having resulted in a deadlock, with 29 Assembly Members — 28 from Labour and the Liberal Democrats» sole AM Kirsty Williams — voting for Labour's Carwyn Jones.

There appears not to be no headway in the negotiation between the Kogi State Government and Labour unions as the meeting recently held by both parties ended in deadlock.

After the meeting reportedly ended in a deadlock, it was also learnt that there was a sharp disagreement among the governors over the choice of date to reconvene.

For the third consecutive time, the meeting between Ondo State government and civil servants ended in deadlock.

The inquiry's second proposal also ended in deadlock.

Insulin resistance helps explain why my weight had been in a deadlock, and has been a real wake - up call to improve my overall health.

In the end, the battle between two practiced players ended in deadlock.

Congress voted to set the rates every year, a process that often resulted in a deadlock.

EU governments must step back from irreparably weakening Europe's biggest climate law, six of Europe's leading environmental NGOs have said, after talks between member states and the European Parliament ended in deadlock this week.

If a certain issue covered by the negotiations, such as ISDS, is highly contentious domestically, then the negotiation process might become more time and resource consuming or might even end up in a deadlock.

«Once the two firm leaders were in deadlock, the organization had no effective means to pull itself out of its tailspin.»

Acting for an overseas client in relation to the just and equitable winding up of two English companies that were in deadlock

Law Society President Lucy Scott - Moncrieff said: «The LSC's position simply results in deadlock... The court's ruling does not address that impasse, and for that reason it is disappointing for those children who find themselves in the family courts.»

When they disagree on a major issue, this can result in a deadlock.