The Conference on Disarmament remains deadlocked.

You see, Miss Eckman we're deadlocked.

Thus, by politicizing their demands, they deadlocked the negotiations.

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The Conference on Disarmament has remained deadlocked, without a programme of work, for almost nine years.

This year, the CD has been deadlocked for months and we have been unable to start any substantive work.

For eight years the Conference on Disarmament has agreed on this agenda, but its discussions have subsequently been totally deadlocked.

The Conference on Disarmament remains deadlocked, and the Disarmament Commission has again this year been unable to agree on an agenda.

To our regret, negotiations in the Commission are deadlocked because of the intransigent and highly politicized position taken by the Transdniester side.

The political process continues to appear deadlocked, with sweeping restrictions in law and practice on the exercise of virtually all human rights and freedoms.

In his statement, the latter pointed out that, after the dangerous impasse that had deadlocked the peace process in Western Sahara, new perspectives had emerged.

Yet while we have been deadlocked on a programme of work, newer and more daunting challenges have emerged in relation to fissile material and related issues.

On that point, we are also reminded that the Conference on Disarmament and the Disarmament Commission lamentably remain deadlocked, a point that Member States must address speedily.

Thirdly, the political situation remains deadlocked, and no major progress has been made with respect to the key elements of the reconciliation process as defined by Linas Marcoussis.

This situation was due to the impact of events in southern Lebanon compounded by the effects of the deadlocked regional peace process, which is increasingly put into question.

So, too, has President George W. Bush s final visit to the Middle East. Amidst the celebrations and the soul searching, no meaningful breakthrough in the deadlocked Israeli Palestinian negotiations is visible.

His comments come as US. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo seems to be on the verge of restarting deadlocked nuclear diplomacy more than three months after the Singapore with North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

A very broad sector of international opinion held that the withdrawal from Gaza was a promising stage that could help to relaunch negotiations within the framework of the road map and advance the political process that had long been deadlocked.

The discussion started with the subject of identification, which was the primary issue which had deadlocked the implementation of the settlement plan, but with the understanding that nothing would be considered as finally agreed until all outstanding issues had been agreed.

In October 2007, North Korea and South Korea held a summit talk in Pyongyang and reached an agreement on the joint use of the entrance of Han River and Imjin River, while subsequent negotiations deadlocked due to tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

PRINCETON With global trade negotiations deadlocked for years, regional agreements long a dormant route to trade liberalization are back with a vengeance. The United States is at the center of two mega deals that could shape the future path of world trade.

The CD has not yet been able to carry out significant substantive work this year, and it is difficult to envision an overall outcome whereby the CD remains deadlocked on all work on the table, yet proceeds to decide to add chairs around it.

A few years ago, the editors of a Beijing based weekly with which I am acquainted were deadlocked over which article to put on their front page. The choice was between a minor story critical of Taiwan and a larger piece about a domestic issue of potentially historic significance.

On the contrary, he emphasized the three meetings between Jeong eun Kim and Moon Jae in, the South Korean President over the past five months and said, If the other side of denuclearization is South Korea, but not North Korea, then the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula will not become so deadlocked.

Tomorrow s Middle East will not be the same as it was a mere two months ago, but the shape the region will ultimately take is unknown. The US has a chance to get on the right side of history and help shape its direction by supporting real reform and advancing a deadlocked peace process.

TEL AVIV Across the Middle East, a fatalistic conventional wisdom is taking hold war is unavoidable. Some see war as a way of resolving an increasingly deadlocked situation, shaking up a dysfunctional regional order whose main actors are not only at loggerheads, but are also incapable of resolving the legitimacy deficits of their respective regimes.

Technocrats can play a useful role as honest brokers when traditional politicians have become discredited or parties are deadlocked. Moreover, they have the credibility that comes with a lack of desire to be re elected, either because their term in office has been limited in advance or because they are known to prefer a quiet academic life.

Negotiations on Article 21 remained deadlocked until establishment of a coordinating mechanism was suggested in which an existing organization would operationalize a Global Mechanism. At the First Conference of the Parties, meeting in Rome in 1997, the COP selected the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), an intergovernmental organization with 164 member states, to operate and house the GM.

31. His Government had invited the Indian Government to resume bilateral talks in February 1997. The negotiations had been deadlocked, however, by India s refusal to establish a working group to continue the dialogue. He hoped that the deadlock would be broken at the meeting to be held in Dhaka in November between the Indian and Pakistani Prime Ministers.

The United States regrets that in spite of the energetic efforts by both of your two immediate predecessors, Ambassador Berdennikov of the Russian Federation and Ambassador Diallo of Senegal as well as the energetic efforts of their two predecessors the Conference remains just as deadlocked as it was on 21 January, our first plenary this year.

The discussion started with the primary issue that had deadlocked the implementation of the settlement plan, namely, the identification of applicants from three tribal groupings (listed as H41, H61 and J51 52 in the census conducted by the Spanish Administration of the Territory in 1974) whose links to the Territory were contested by the Frente POLISARIO.

Mr. Machin (University Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) said that, despite the two Baker Plans of 2001 and 2003, the situation in Western Sahara continued to be deadlocked because the root of the problem had not been addressed Algeria and Morocco, both Member States of the United Nations and of the Arab Maghreb Union, should sit together at the negotiating table and work out a framework of action.

In view of the lack of agreement between the parties and deadlocked political situation reported by the Secretary General, the Security Council requested him to submit an interim report on the evolution of the situation and on the Mission's size and concept of operation, with further details on the possible reduction of MINURSO staff, including administrative and civilian personnel, within three months of the adoption of the resolution.

It has been shown that respect for fundamental rights, including promotion of the right to development, which underlies all other rights, is an excellent instrument of preventive diplomacy today. Our session is opening at a time when the Middle East peace process is completely deadlocked. My country is following with great concern recent developments in that part of the world, particularly in the Arab territories occupied by Israel.

For weeks now we have been hearing about the deadlock in the work of the Conference, and we wonder whether we are deadlocked or whether we have spent all this time groping blindly about in the dark. We see how many proposals of all sorts have been made, and the problem is that we have not carried out the exercise of formulating our plan of work, which is stipulated in the rules of procedure of this Conference.