Sentences with phrase «political limbo»

The Kyoto Treaty to stem global warming is frozen in political limbo in the United States, where the current Congress is likely to reject the pact — but that won't stop international teams from stepping up work on climate change science and policy.

Congestion pricing has been in political limbo for weeks since Fix NYC, a state task force assembled by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, called for charging a daily fee — $ 11.52 for passenger cars — to drive into a congestion zone in Manhattan from 60th Street south to the Battery at busy times, as part of a plan to reduce gridlock on the streets and raise money for the struggling subway below.

And all of that, quite obviously, point to another week of political limbo / drama / entertainment / uncertainty, which is why the Kiwi gapped lower across the board when the new trading week opened.

With oil and natural gas prices rising rapidly and nuclear power stuck in political limbo, the world's appetite for coal is soaring.

President Obama is unlikely to make a final decision on the pipeline, caught up in regulatory and political limbo for more than five years, until at least the spring.

Consider it a political limbo contest.

Also in this political limbo are plans for a major overhaul of teacher training and the abolition of the current «qualified teacher status».

As you can see, the Kiwi steadily weakened over the course of the week, so it's very likely that last week's main theme — the political limbo in New Zealand — is still weighing down on the Kiwi.

To make the political limbo even worse, the New Zealand First Party was able to secure 9 seats in Parliament, which means that

The euro, for instance, suffered heavily on Monday and Tuesday because of the political limbo in Germany.