Examples of using Impasse in English and their translations into Chinese
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Thailand's political impasse.
How do you break this impasse?
We appear to have reached an impasse.
He said the impasse was over Democrats' desire to cap the number of beds in detention facilities for people who enter the country illegally.
When he is facing an impasse, always say to yourself“wrong is their own way.
Developed countries must break the Doha Round impasse and abandon unfair subsidies and other trade-distorting measures so as to enable developing countries' agricultural sectors to flourish.
US President Donald Trump ended the impasse on Friday, when he agreed to back a deal to temporarily fund the government until 15 February.
When he is facing an impasse, always say to yourself“wrong is their own way, so he survived.
It has also been proposed by some member States that, in view of the impasse in the work of the Conference, other options should be explored for negotiating an FMCT.
While the peace and reconciliation process is at an impasse, the socio-economic and humanitarian situation of the country continues to deteriorate, directly affecting the people of Côte d'Ivoire.
Australia and Naval Group signed a Strategic Partnering Agreement, the overall contract to guide the construction, to end the impasse.
Sterling fell 0.2% as investors waited for the British parliament's next step to break the Brexit impasse and as opposition leaders gathered to discuss tactics.
The Special Rapporteur is convinced that greater progress in the promotion and protection of human rights will be conducive to the creation of an atmosphere that will break the impasse.
The Europeans stressed that they want to“resolve the impasse through constructive diplomatic dialogue” and made no threat of sanctions in their statement.
It's an impasse, one group pointing to the opposite as the final word supply of electronic dross.
If the impasse cannot be resolved by Dec 21, about one-quarter of the federal government immediately would be left without funding.
Q: Gambia's impasse in transition of power has got the Economic Community of West African States to consider sending troops.
He blamed the impasse on the inability of two countries to compromise over a mechanism he says would have protected poor farmers.
An impasse in the hostage crisis had been reached, to continue through the summer of 1980.
I would like to make the following suggestions to get past this impasse and create a revitalized and productive momentum in the CD to return it to its substantive task.