Examples of using Impasse in English and their translations into Arabic
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The representative of the League of Arab States said that the impasse in the peace process and the political difficulties imposed by Israel on the Palestinian people have critically hindered the economic development and the life conditions of the Palestinian people.
It has also become apparent that the impasse in the deliberations of the Working Group is a result of the nonacceptance by a handful of powerful countries of the sacrosanct principles of equitable representation, democracy and transparency.
The Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Oscar Fernández-Taranco, reported to the Council on the status of the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian negotiations and said that the political efforts towards a negotiated two-State solution had reached an impasse since 29 April.
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.
It said that acknowledgement by Israel of the suffering of the Palestinian people caused by the occupation and policies in the Occupied Palestinian Territory would constitute an important first step in addressing the current political impasse.
Since the adoption of Security Council Resolution 1572(2004), the African Union, under the auspices of President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa, has continued to explore avenues to break the impasse over the implementation of the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement.
In overgrown impasse fate;
We are at the impasse.
We're at an impasse.
We are at an impasse.
We are at an impasse.
There is no impasse or stalemate.
Seems we're at an impasse.
We're at an impasse.
So I'm at an impasse.
We have arrived at an impasse.
We appear to have reached an impasse.
Looks like we're at an impasse.
So… afraid we're at an impasse.
No. So you can end this impasse.