Examples of using Deadlocks in English and their translations into Arabic
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Deadlocks can happen in multilateral forums.
Await works but calling task. Result hangs/deadlocks.
Bolt deadlocks automatically as the door closes.
It is necessary to go beyond good intentions and get past the deadlocks that have developed over time.
Protocol deadlocks can occur when two or more tasks wait for each other to send response messages.
So I do not need to speak about deadlocks or the missed opportunities of the past.
Informal talks between the parties, however, did not take place, owing to continuing deadlocks in negotiations.
Those deadlocks result not from the existing structures, but from a lack of will on the part of States to enter into negotiations.
Experience proves that narrow-minded interests frequently prevail, and thus deadlocks emerge in the negotiation process.
The fund has supported a variety of initiatives that have contributed to resolving conflicts at community levels andat times have helped unblock political deadlocks.
International leverage appeared necessary to clear these deadlocks, which were not primarily of Bosnia and Herzegovina ' s making.
Now more than ever, the parties must step up their efforts toengage each other in honest negotiations and overcome deadlocks.
Although deadlocks had affected earlier multilateral trade negotiations, the situation was more serious and divisions were more profound in the current impasse.
The Committee recommends that the State party consider amending the appointment procedures of the Defensor del Pueblo to make it possible to fill the post now andto avoid deadlocks in the future.
In the light of the new situation and the new tasks,effective measures should be taken to break the deadlocks in the relevant institutions and thus reinvigorate them so that they can play their appropriate roles.
CESCR recommended that Argentina consider amending the appointment procedures of the Defensor del Pueblo tomake it possible to fill the post and avoid deadlocks.
Successive setbacks and deadlocks sadly demonstrate the lack of common ground and an increasing tendency towards the non-fulfilment of commitments and obligations undertaken under the relevant international legally binding instruments.
It was suggested that, by comparison, the presiding arbitrator solutionprovided the presiding arbitrator with a possibility to break such deadlocks without modifying his or her position.
These deadlocks in addressing disarmament issues are occurring at a time when the international community faces major challenges in the area of maintaining international peace and security, particularly with regard to the risks of tension linked to nuclear proliferation.
I regret that Mayor Leros has not yet realized that the immigration and refugee issue, is veryserious is subject to a populist rhetoric caressing ears and relieves personal political deadlocks.
The Ceasefire Political Commission, which is mandated to supervise the implementation of the ceasefire and security arrangements andsettle deadlocks between the parties as reported by the Ceasefire Joint Military Committee, met for the first time on 23 February 2006.
My Personal Envoy further explained to the parties that, during the direct talks, he would make suggestions and offer ideas to facilitate their work,including proposals for bridging their differences to try to eliminate deadlocks.
The assessment determined that, while the security situation could easily deteriorate owing to serious andongoing political deadlocks between the executive and legislative branches of the Government, the earthquake had not resulted in a general breakdown of law and order, and the security situation overall remained calm.
The Secretary-General should also encourage further involvement of think tanks and civil society organizations and networks in the efforts aimed at exploring new avenues and searchingfor common ground in order to overcome current deadlocks;
An acceptable blueprint might emerge from high-level negotiations in Astana if it were tobuild on what succeeded in breaking previous negotiating deadlocks: the idea of a referendum in which the war-weary Karabakhis can determine their final status.
The Group also notes that the amended Constitution no longer requires ratification of the designated Prime Minister by the Parliament, which will allow the executive branch more flexibility and couldhelp to avoid delays and institutional deadlocks in the future.
His personal commitment in this regard, and the actions of the newly created Office for Disarmament Affairs could indeed provide the much neededleadership in support of our efforts to overcome current deadlocks that have prevented progress.
In the year running up to the referendum, the mission leadership, working closely alongside the African Union High-level Implementation Panel on the Sudan, mediated between the central Sudanese Governmentand the Government of Southern Sudan, breaking deadlocks at key moments.
The Secretary-General should explore the challenges and all relevant aspects to the establishment of new nuclear-weapon-free zones and should encourage further participation of think tanks and civil society in the efforts aimed at exploring new avenues and searchingfor common ground in order to overcome current deadlocks.