Примеры использования To an impasse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Obviously, your marriage has come to an impasse, sir.
This has led to an impasse and, as a result, kept the entire people of Libya hostage for five years.
This approach cannot but lead to an impasse.
When I began yoga,I came to an impasse, unable to go any further.
While there has beenconvergence of ideas on some areas, in others we have come to an impasse.
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Negotiations on this draft had come to an impasse on the issue of the scope of application.
The policy of fait accompli with regard to the occupied territories in general can only lead to an impasse.
This has brought the process to an impasse and jeopardized its fate, not to mention the adverse consequences resulting from the stalled talks.
We can truly say, then, that the Geneva talks have been brought to an impasse by the Gudauta group.
However, Morocco's obstructionist attitude has once again brought the process to an impasse, even though the remarkable progress that had earlier been achieved should have advanced the time-frame for the holding of the referendum on self-determination.
The mass rejection of Saharans residing in the territory led once again to an impasse in the referendum process.
Disagreement between member states led to an impasse on the abolition of border controls within the Community, but in 1985 five of the then ten member states- Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and West Germany- signed an agreement on the gradual abolition of common border controls.
Expectations for the Reason to continuously improve conditions for living on the Earth are in fact leading to an impasse.
He reported to the Secretary-General that matters were close to an impasse both on the substance of the Cyprus problem and on the confidence-building measures.
In our current context the path of negotiation regrettably- but I hope only provisionally- appears to have led to an impasse.
Lack of progress on one issue due to the security concerns of States should not lead to an impasse in the Conference, as other issues on its agenda can and should be taken up for consideration.
However, requiring those States to arrive at"mutually acceptable solutions" was idealistic andwould, in reality, lead to an impasse.
During his visits in the region and after his return, Mr. Clark reported to me that matters 94-42114(E) 311094/… were close to an impasse both on the substance of the Cyprus problem and on the confidence-building measures.
In fact, the implementation of the settlement plan, which had reached that stage only through creative compromises,appeared to have come to an impasse.
The prosecution of Mr. Alemán, who at the time he was accused was Speaker of the National Assembly,has led to an impasse between that institution and the executive, branch, affecting the country's governability.
However, a unilateral decision by some nuclear Powers to block any change in the text proposed by the Chairman has, so far,given rise to an impasse.
By mid-September 2003, developments at the Somalia National Reconciliation Conference at Mbagathi, Kenya,led to an impasse over the contested adoption of a charter see S/2003/987, paras. 13-18.
Although the Palestinian people was committed to achieving a settlement, the actions andpolicies of the current Israeli Government had brought negotiations to an impasse.
The lack of progress on one issue owing to the security concerns of States should not lead to an impasse in the Conference on other issues on its agenda, which can and should be taken up for consideration.
While his delegation, among others, had hoped to engage in a dialogue, the sponsors of the draft resolution had taken a confrontational approach,which had led to an impasse.
Under those circumstances, in our view, there are only two options available to us: either we will insist on one of the existing models-- which, I am afraid,will lead to an impasse-- or we will review our national positions and look into new and different models, one of which may respond to our needs to a certain extent.
The settlement plan was complex from the outset and its implementation, which has reached this stage only through creative compromises,appears to have come to an impasse, as described above.
The consultative process on financing options for chemicals andwastes was launched by the Executive Director in response to an impasse in the discussions on financial issues at the fourth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants and similar impasses in discussions in other forums on financing for chemical and waste management.
Dealing obstinately with outdated or irrelevant issues has brought the entire multilateral community to an impasse from which we can hardly see a way out.
Sixthly, at this special session, convened under the banner“United for peace”, the General Assembly is called upon to fulfil its duty to save the peace process, which Israel has triedto undermine completely and has brought to an impasse.