Examples of using Deadlock in English and their translations into Slovenian
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the need to overcome this economic deadlock.
the Treaty of Lisbon brings to an end a prolonged and perilous deadlock.
MPs rejected Johnson's request to try and break the deadlock with an early national election.
the general political deadlock and conditions in the country.
we must find a way out of this institutional deadlock.
Against a backdrop of increasing political deadlock, the previous government did not push forward the urgent second recapitalisation of NLB.
the history of civilization has reached a deadlock.
One solution out of this deadlock could be to issue government bonds at EU level.
But their great variety in the market of modern water-treatment devices often puts consumers in a deadlock when selecting a desired device.
Next time you get into a deadlock with your partner or someone else that you are close to, try this.
A solution to the current political deadlock should be sought only through dialogue
we learn that the government will bring forward a customs compromise for MPs to decide on to break the deadlock.
You needed money lending between individuals to cope with financial difficulties to finally break the deadlock provoked by banks,
Although the parties in the crisis have reached deadlock, they both have responsibility for fundamental humanitarian rights.
is that an election might fail to resolve the deadlock over Brexit.
type of locks participating in the deadlock and the current command affected in an XML-like format.
With the aim to move the Slovene official policy toward Cannabis from deadlock, it would be advisable to consider the following steps.
The deadlock is such that we need to make some compromises
In addition, the efforts to rebuild the state seem, judging by the setbacks in recent months, to have reached deadlock.
Eight- the government will bring forward a customs compromise for MPs to decide on to break the deadlock.
