Examples of using Gridlock in English and their translations into Chinese
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The great mistake of the gridlock theorists is to suppose that all progress comes from legislation and that more legislation consistently represents more progress.".
People are tired of stasis, gridlock and waiting for change," Johnson said in a written statement accompanying the speech.
Meanwhile, as hyper-partisanship has intensified legislative gridlock, more and more important decisions are left to the judiciary to resolve.
Goldman said the GOP-led government has implemented key policies that are helping the economy grow and gridlock would slow down similar policies in the future.
The unintended consequences of digital democracy- misinformation and discontent, polarization and gridlock- mean that the boundary between politician and troll is blurring.
With the Democrats taking over the House we will now have to see what gridlock in Congress means for policy".
The current public debate about economic matters is largely marked by partisan ideological positions which are increasingly leading to political gridlock.
In case of a gridlock the computer will override the driver and allow the traffic to move freely.
Gridlock, for lack of a better word, is good.
Not only is this costly, illustrates Gridlock, it won't even accomplish the goals of saving energy and protecting the environment.
Despite gridlock in Washington, America is recovering from the financial crisis and combining enduring strengths with new sources of influence, including energy.
At the time of the accident, the whole neighborhood was a gridlock of personnel, and it was impossible to leave our house.
The minutes showed Washington political gridlock is also starting to creep into the outlook of the Fed's business contacts.
A week long partisan gridlock on the temporary spending bill broke in early 28.
Make no mistake: The challenges that the U.S. faces are formidable, and persistent political gridlock could delay badly needed fiscal and structural reforms.
She couldn't risk the construction gridlock on the Kennedy Expressway, so she cut over to Division.
Historically, legislative gridlock has been modestly positive for US equity markets, as changes in regulation are generally disruptive.
While partisan gridlock today has been rising, the question is how much worse the situation is than in the past.
For the types of total traffic gridlock Vivek's team is worried about, the maths are the same, but the outcome is the reverse.
They engineered a strategy, a gridlock in Washington, refusing to compromise anything, even on ideas that both Democrats and Republicans had supported in the past.