Examples of using Impasse in English and their translations into French
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notably the word"impasse.
the Union went on strike as it was of the view that the CEO was bargaining it to impasse.
we would remain at an impasse.
There was neither a financial imperative for change nor any substantial impasse with the administering Power.
We have proven to the international community that, after 11 years of impasse, achieving such a success is a difficult task, but not an impossible one.
This means that the failure to ratify is less a matter of refusal or political impasse than a problem of management.
In fact, the peace process on which it had placed so much hope has been at an impasse for several months now.
But this soon dissipated as disagreements on the application of the Joint Agreement emerged leading to another impasse in the negotiations.
matters remain at an impasse.
After seven years of impasse, the CD's credibility and relevance will be further questioned if the CD once again has another lost year in 2004.
Using this methodology, they shall examine each impasse in sequence and take note of all points of agreement and disagreement.
He wished to know whether a solution to that impasse might be expected in the near future.
However, on both occasions, the Armenian side rejected the opportunity to find a way out of the impasse into which it had driven itself.
The United States does not share the view that the impasse in the Conference is the result of procedural rules.
The latest Toone puppet master was"enthroned' by the city's mayor to direct the puppet theatre and museum on Impasse Sainte-Pétronille.
the CD seems to be at an impasse.
The Movement is deeply concerned at the increasing deterioration of the situation on the ground and the impasse facing the peace process in the region.
She noted that there was neither a financial imperative for change nor any substantial impasse with the administering Power.
I am concerned that the situation appears to be entering a new phase of political and military impasse.
who seemed to be at an impasse.