Neither side is budging, although either could easily break the impasse.

There is thus an urgent need to break the current impasse.

The Committee believes that bold action is necessary to break this long standing impasse.

To break the impasse that arose, I myself have conducted the consultations for the past week.

While sanctions may deepen Iran s predicament, they are unlikely to break the diplomatic impasse on nuclear weapons.

Morsi s Constitutional Declaration was a decisive though undemocratic, polarizing, and thus politically costly step to break the impasse.

April 8 Louis dismisses both Calonne and the keeper of the seals, or minister of justice, Miromesnil, in an attempt to break the impasse.

The plan to break the impasse was approved by a resolution of the Chamber of Deputies put to a vote on 2 March 1994.

Following the resignation of the Prime Minister on 15 December 1993, Haitian Parliamentarians representing various political tendencies presented a plan to break the impasse.

Only leadership by a determined great power, prepared to sacrifice its particular national interests in order to break the resulting impasse, might conceivably have saved the meeting.

My Government believes that the international community could break the impasse in disarmament negotiations with a strong recommitment to upholding multilateralism and working for multilaterally agreed solutions.

From Olympia to Impasse

Making Sense of the Climate Impasse

At that conference a consensus emerged on a sequence of steps to be taken to break the current impasse and that consensus received the endorsement of President Aristide.

On terrorism, they break the long UN impasse over finding a definition, condemning all attacks against civilians, and propose a number of measures that member states should take.

So I'm at an impasse.

The Israelis refused another impasse was reached.

The Commission remains profoundly concerned about the impasse.

The need to break the political impasse and proceed with the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme and the organization of elections in October 2005 were also major concerns expressed by the Council.

In an attempt to break the impasse in the Interim Mekong Committee that arose in February, UNDP initiated informal discussions with the four concerned riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Viet Nam).

Brazil apos s difficulties with its fiscal reform seemed to fit this model until recently, when (in mid 1993) it seemed that hard fought negotiations had begun to break the impasse.

Against that backdrop, many desire this year's First Committee session to bring a glimmer of hope that we might break that impasse and reinvigorate the multilateral processes of disarmament and non proliferation.

Of equal concern is the impasse over Western Sahara.

Thai politics has thus reached an impasse.

Radicals among the Kosovo Albanian population began to argue that the only way to break the impasse was to launch an armed uprising, in the belief that this would force the outside world to intervene.

In an effort to break the current impasse, Africa will continue to hold consultations with all interested groups, regions and individual Member States, with a view to finding a solution satisfactory to all.

We were at an impasse earlier this morning.

Dialogue and negotiation have overcome confrontation and impasse.

Page There is no need for the current impasse to continue.

More and more Palestinians, fed up with the futility of what is still called the peace process, believe that Fatah s fierce rival, Hamas, the Islamist movement that rules Gaza, has more effective ways to break the current impasse.

Regrettably, such a change has not occurred despite numerous efforts made on my behalf by my Special Representative as well as by the Friends of the Secretary General on the question of Haiti to break the existing impasse.

Just break it? Yes, just break it. Just break it.

Only leadership by a determined great power, prepared to sacrifice its particular national interests in order to break the resulting impasse, might conceivably have saved the meeting. But such leadership was as unlikely then as it is now.

First, the Conference on Disarmament (CD) is passing through a prolonged impasse.

If that's not the case, we're at a bit of an impasse.

Break through. Break through. Faster.

The presidential candidacy of the moderate Islamist Abdullah Gul, currently the foreign minister, has been rejected by Turkey s highest court, and the parliamentary election scheduled for November has been moved up to July in an effort to break the political impasse.

Only their acceptance can lead them out of this impasse.

In this regard, the impasse in the Conference on Disarmament has become unconscionable.

Break out the skip. Aye, sir. Break out the skip.

I'm thinking, Accelerator, break. Accelerator, break.

More specifically, we are here to consider how to break the impasse in the legislative programme the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme the redeployment of Government administration across the country and the conduct of free and fair elections based on benchmarks previously agreed.

And now that effort has led Europe to its latest impasse.

Note next break is a big break

The waves break.