Examples of using A deadlock in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
The war has been in a deadlock for 2 years now.
Creating a deadlock in Rhode Island just gives him the spotlight.
The Conference on Disarmament in Geneva is still at a deadlock.
(c) Meanwhile, the electoral process is still in a deadlock.
It has created a deadlock in international arms control and disarmament forums.
Armenia reaches a deadlock.
When it comes to marketing tools and solutions, the programs are at a deadlock.
Game must be played until the end of the time or until reaching a deadlock.
Otherwise, we believe this is too important a matter to be left in a deadlock forever.
Since then no new proposals have been made and the Minsk process practically has reached a deadlock.
the Conference on Disarmament(CD) remains in a deadlock.
That is the easiest way to create a deadlock and that is exactly what we need to avoid.
She faced all possible types of violence from her new husband that"she reached to a deadlock".
Even numbers are often avoided to prevent a deadlock, though the chairman could of course have a casting vote.
Similarly, they are at a deadlock in terms of the effectivity of the marketing tools they deliver to affiliates.
It was re-tabled in 2012, but met with a deadlock in parliament because of stiff opposition from the religious right.
Regrettably, dialogue between the North and the South, which is vital to effectively address this imbalance, has reached a deadlock.
Anything except a deadlock seal. There's got to be something inside here. What are they teaching those kids?
And finally, the policy of covering up and denying the MEK's deep roots within Iranian society has reached a deadlock.
The CD is the single multilateral disarmament negotiating forum; nonetheless, the CD has been in a deadlock for over a decade.