Examples of using Deadlock in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They have reached a deadlock.
Deadlock seals can be broken.
Won't work… double deadlock!
Breaking the deadlock in the negotiations;
While both cases can still lead to a deadlock.
Deadlock the building. Can't get it open!
Which means I must break the deadlock.
Deadlock could lead to another election.
Yes, a truly elegant way of breaking this deadlock.".
Deadlock the door! Cutting it a bit fine, weren't we?
We're not gonna resolve this deadlock anytime soon.
Anything except a deadlock seal. There's got to be something inside here.
The discussions with the authorities in Israel reached a deadlock.
Evacuate out the front gate. Deadlock all the other Doors!
Negotiations with the Somali pirates have reached a deadlock.
To break the deadlock, Aemilianus ordered the city to be burnt.
No, appointed members provide stability and progress instead of political deadlock.
Deadlock a jury a second time, they will never re-try a third. Okay?
There's an interesting op-ed piece about the deadlock in the House Appropriations Committee.
It does not advance the end of the occupation but actually deepens the deadlock.
Too critical attitude towards oneself can lead to a deadlock and at all to deny the opportunity to speak at the defense.
In the wait-for graph of an operating system,each directed cycle corresponds to a deadlock situation.
As long as there is deadlock in almost any area, the government and coalition will survive- and that's Netanyahu's primary goal.
New York failed to appoint its allotment of eight electors because of a deadlock in the state legislature.
Johnson, who called the snap election to break years of deadlock in parliament over Brexit, has also promised to spend more money on health, education and the police.
On the other hand, you have to place boundaries on the white hat so thatit doesn't lead to procrastination and deadlock.
Stephen Jay Gould, the paleontologist from Harvard University, explains this deadlock faced by evolution, although he is an evolutionist himself.
Johnson, who called the snap election to break years of deadlock in parliament over quitting the EU, has also promised to spend more money on health, education and the police.