Examples of using Deadlock in English and their translations into Finnish
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Sousai(deadlock) counters
In my view, COP IV was a moderate success dragged screaming from the jaws of what might have been a negotiators' deadlock.
which lead to deadlock and lack of proper democratic scrutiny.
In order to avoid a deadlock, they decided on a temporary reinstatement pending a detailed report on the situation in Pegasus.
In order to avoid a deadlock, they decided on a temporary reinstatement pending a detailed report on the situation in Pegasus.
This deadlock is even recognised by the European Parliament- until now a fierce defender of the principle of origin- which has called for a move towards the destination principle.
Deadlock has existed since the Palestinian elections in January,
Despite the setbacks and the deadlock since mid-2008, we continue to push actively for the conclusion of the Doha development round,
In order to break out of the deadlock that dentistry faces,
The best way we can help break the deadlock over climate talks is for the EU Summit next week to make an offer to finance climate measures in the developing countries.
It notes with serious concern the continued political deadlock, hampering the proper functioning of the state
The EU' s own attitude could possibly break this deadlock, and this is why I warmly welcome what the rapporteur has stated.
The deadlock over the situation in Abkhazia and South Ossetia is being resolved
The deadlock in the Middle East peace process is an obstacle to any sub-regional dynamic, be it economic, social and/or cultural.
unable to resolve this deadlock, that is dead and ineffective.
26 June 1984 provided a means to end the Community's budgetary deadlock.
but they create a deadlock and hunger for the people in developing countries who depend on cereal imports for their food.
the general political deadlock and conditions in the country.
We are convinced that initiatives at all levels are required if to break the deadlock which have been reached in negotiations.
The second issue raised in the communication is very complex as illustrated by the fact that the Commission is seeking to break a deadlock which has existed for more than a quarter of a century.