Examples of using This deadlock in English and their translations into Danish
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But this deadlock can be circumvented.
We have tried too long to break this deadlock.
I condemn this deadlock, this illusion of free online services.
How can we get out of this deadlock now?
One solution out of this deadlock could be to issue government bonds at EU level.
The European Union has also been a victim of this deadlock, this syndrome.
This deadlock was a consequence of an issue in the JVM, but we worked around it by synchronizing all calls to the particular API in Java.
I don't think that Grant will let this deadlock drag on much longer.
This deadlock, which has serious consequences, was compounded by a refusal to take the sale of boats to third countries into consideration in calculating the reduction in capacity of the European fleet.
The European Council has not changed the agenda despite the fact that we have encountered this deadlock in ratification because of the referendum in Ireland.
We must, however, try to break this deadlock, based on the strongly favourable position adopted by Parliament on several occasions, and this is important during the legislative process of a number of EU acts.
Is it reasonable, for example, to maintain that when governments fail to agree on a draft text proclaiming freedom of movement within the Union for third country nationals this deadlock proves that the third pillar is not working properly?
Today it is the Serbian people, dragged into this deadlock by their communist leaders, who are being put in the dock by internationalists.
This deadlock between the European Central Bank and the national central banks has caused confusion, and it is only in Article 29(3) that we have a comprehensive definition: the European Central Bank shall have legal personality.
Reducing agriculture's dependency on fossil energy sources, using organic products, maintaining fertile soils andadapting the common agricultural policy to the food crisis situation are some of the key elements which need to be taken into consideration in order to break this deadlock.
Unfortunately, this deadlock policy, which is characterised by selective sensitivity to the question of human rights and democratic freedoms, was also applied by the European Union in its decisions to impose sanctions and freeze relations and dialogue.
Along with colleagues in my party, the Transnational Radical Party, in Russia,we are trying to get past this deadlock by launching a campaign, which I think Parliament should support, to bring an end to military conscription and to establish a professional army in the country, which would be a significant step in the right direction.
This deadlock deprives European industry of a very valuable instrument- the European Company Statute- which would be extremely useful in helping industry to adapt to the new single market conditions and to become more competitive worldwide.
The fundamental cause underlying this deadlock is the fact that the principal negotiator for the Turkish part of Cyprus, Mr Denktash, is as yet unwilling to concede, or unable to grasp, despite the Annan plan, that Cyprus is an independent and indivisible country.
Parliament rejects the blackmail that is at the root of this three-year deadlock.
All three institutions are in agreement on the political aim of this; we must find a way out of this institutional deadlock.