Examples of using An impasse in English and their translations into Arabic
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Thus, we find ourselves in a situation in which many developing countries, in spite of their tremendous and genuine efforts, are caught in an impasse.
Recently, it resolved to consider options that would allow the negotiations to begin if the Conference remains in an impasse in 2012.
The Council had reached an impasse internally and was unable to proceed with planning for elections to the local councils known as Territorial Assemblies and to the Senate, both of which are due by the end of 1996.
Reaffirms that the status quo is unacceptable, that time is not on the side of a settlement, and that negotiations on a final political solution to the Cyprus problem have been at an impasse for too long;
Lack of progress on one issue due to the security concerns of States should not lead to an impasse in the Conference, as other issues on its agenda can and should be taken up for consideration.
After my Special Representative, Mr. Joe Clark, visited the region in September 1994 for meetings with the Cypriot parties and the Governments of Greece and Turkey, he reported to me that matters were close to an impasse.
The lack of progress on one issue owing to the security concerns of States should not lead to an impasse in the Conference on other issues on its agenda, which can and should be taken up for consideration.
We're at an impasse.
We are at an impasse.
We are at an impasse.
How much of an impasse?
Seems we're at an impasse.
We're at an impasse.
So I'm at an impasse.
We have arrived at an impasse.
Then we're at an impasse.
We appear to have reached an impasse.
Looks like we're at an impasse.
So… afraid we're at an impasse.
It seems we are at an impasse.