How To Use Stalemated In A Sentence
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The two sides are stalemated over issues such as salaries and health insurance for both retirees and current teachers.
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The simplest assessment is that it means no changes in the status quo: the round is stalemated for now, though there will be attempts, however faint, to revive it in Geneva in the months to come.
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From a humanitarian perspective, Western involvement has stalemated the struggle as Libya barrels down the path towards protracted civil war.
Michael Hughes: US on Wrong Side of History in Arab Spring
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For more than a century, since Francis Galton first started speculating about the similarities of twins, nature-nurture was a war with a stalemated front and intelligence was its Verdun—the most hotly contested and costly battle.
A Truce in the War Over Smarts and Genes
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To American eyes he was indistinguishable from any other middle-aged peasant, and American efforts to catch him—such as orders to “arrest every fat Filipino of about forty years and hold until identification is proven”—were unsuccessful.7 Throughout 1900, Malvar and his partisans stalemated American efforts to pacify Batangas and impose colonial government.
Between War and Peace
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The quickest way to the goal, depriving the stalemated opponent even of king moves.
Times, Sunday Times
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That strike ended with negotiations, which stalemated a week ago.
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The war situation has been stalemated.
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The crazy action would be happened if you add a little stimulation to the stalemated mood.
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Negotiations stalemated when new salary demands were introduced.
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The teachers and district negotiators have stalemated on health care, early retirement incentives, salaries, duties and time.
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At the heart of the matter is the long drawn-out unresolved and stalemated civilizational struggle, which refuses to blow away, and in fact demands final resolution.
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Fitzsimmons notes that prior to 4 August, debates in the National Assembly were largely stalemated between those legislators who wanted reform and those who wanted to preserve the status quo.
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The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan offered a grim view Wednesday of military efforts in southern Afghanistan, warning that 17,000 new troops will take on emboldened Taliban insurgents who have "stalemated" U.S. and allied forces.
National Coalition for History
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Gulliver's power was no longer neutralised and stalemated by another player of equivalent weight.
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Twice Rick has stalemated him, and once Matt managed to beat him, after a long and difficult battle lasting two and a half hours.
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A new Convention was therefore elected, to begin the task afresh; but once more it was soon stalemated.
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Those strains on business have affected any number of stakeholders in the electricity sector; they are unable to plan, unwilling to invest, and stalemated in their attempts to devise a way out of the current dilemma.
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To begin with, residual problems from the end of the earlier era of colonisation, usually the result of untidy departures by the colonial power, still remain dangerously stalemated.
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Thus the major threat to society has been neutralized, but acts of resistance remain, the argument never finished, never answered, simply stalemated.
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If you are stalemated, it's time for outside help.
Globe and Mail
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The debate about whether genres can or should be taught explicitly has often stalemated between the poles of teaching rigid rules to students who then mimic them and not teaching genres because acquiring them is an implicit process.
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But there was no 'emergancy' so spending did not increase to any serious degree because the gov't stalemated.
Economists as Heretics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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This article concludes by suggesting ways in which the currently stalemated debate might be revitalized by principled interventions from scholars and concerned citizens.
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This issue is not stalemated somewhere; it is not in some sort of freeze-frame mode; it is moving ahead, and this bill provides the extra time required.
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In its early meetings, the task force became stalemated, with some of its members favoring a largely uncurbed CIA and others wanting to place severe curbs on the agency.
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His trademark was a rare combination of quickness and power, but last season the motor never shifted into overdrive and Russell too often was stalemated by what seemed to be inferior talent.
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Both teams were then stalemated until the start of the second half.
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The vampires and Cedar Creek are stalemated, but that doesn't stop the Sheriff from taking his revenge.
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the chess game ended with white stalemated
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Super-majority politics empower ideological extremists and lead to stalemated policy and inaction.
Darrell West: Five Governance Problems That Contributed to the U.S. Credit Rating Downgrade
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The ensuing battle stopped the German steamroller and laid the foundation for what would become years of stalemated, bloody trench warfare.
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General David McKiernan [US Commander in Afghanistan] recently described the war in Afghanistan as "stalemated" particularly in the Southern parts of the country.
Israelated - English Israel blogs
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The war situation has been stalemated.
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By December 1943, the Allies had failed to break the Gustav Line and the Italian campaign was stalemated.
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In this game, two players take turns accumulating points by capturing tokens while avoiding being "stalemated".
GnomeFiles.org
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Once Matt checkmated him, and twice Rick stalemated him.
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As a result, shareholder activism has been stalemated in this arena, and institutional shareholders want a new weapon.
