This policy is causing gridlock.

Bill Ford A future beyond traffic gridlock

Political instability and gridlock have been the inevitable result.

These are the arguments we have which cause gridlock.

Suddenly I am caught in semi gridlock, and the worst kind, gridlock with gangs of adolescents wandering the sidewalks on both sides of the car, gridlock with main routes being barred, gridlock with people in adjacent cars spraying each other with high arching streams of foam it s like suddenly being in the middle of a nightmare.

With divided government, many expect partisan gridlock on major legislation.

And I said, Oh my God Congress, gridlock, who knows?

They are like roundabouts or traffic jams or gridlock in conversation.

Ordinarily, partisan political gridlock in Washington would prevent any such sensible change.

The recent budget gridlock in the US will only reinforce this approach.

We need that same kind of passion and energy to attack global gridlock.

Gridlock has abated, and you can almost get around the city by car these days.

A free society requires red lights and green lights, otherwise it soon descends into gridlock.

An inability to resolve the distributional and fairness problem can produce gridlock, paralysis, and prolonged stagnation.

The US faces serious problems public debt, weak secondary education, and political gridlock, to name just a few.

The US faces serious problems public debt, weak secondary education, and political gridlock, to name just a few.

And this is going to create the kind of global gridlock that the world has never seen before.

But also, there seems to be a complete sort of gridlock in terms of solving these small solutions.

On New York City's 34th Street, gridlock will soon be replaced with a connected system of vehicle specific corridors.

Gridlock, too, implies a choice one that ensures that some version of the status quo will be the outcome.

So focusing on outcomes, not motives, can turn gridlock and conflict into a unifying solution to America's energy challenge.

On New York City's 34th Street, gridlock will soon be replaced with a connected system of vehicle specific corridors.

So far, the burden sharing challenge, along with naive and incomplete growth models, may have contributed to gridlock and inaction.

One could argue that this system facilitates more efficient governance, and thus could potentially save Italy from its debilitating gridlock.

Moreover, political gridlock over fiscal adjustment is likely to persist, regardless of whether Barack Obama or Mitt Romney wins November s presidential election.

But they are telling their favorites this because they think that pessimism now will lead to their being blamed for gridlock later.

Political gridlock in Washington and in the United States Congress demonstrates the absence of the bipartisanship needed to address America s fiscal issues.

National civic discussions about how to fix political gridlock and corruption in the United States, for instance, might benefit from deliberate structure.

Above all, they could not break the frustrating diplomatic gridlock over Syria or stem the escalation in violence as the year went on.

Unfortunately, the proverbial Washington political gridlock leaves little hope for fixing the problem, adding to the impression of a giant with clay feet.

And it seems to me that, if gridlock continues into 2013, the odds are 60 that it will tip the US back into recession.

Gridlock, too, implies a choice 160 one that ensures that some version of the status quo will be the outcome. What would that look like?

Although the reasons for gridlock differ across countries, the bottom line is that few politicians anywhere are having much success in limbering up their economies.

Secondly, the consensus was made possible because the international human rights debate has now been largely freed from the ideological gridlock of cold war polemics.

Moreover, this transition needs no new inventions and no acts of Congress and no new federal taxes, mandate subsidies or laws and running Washington gridlock.

In such an environment, breaking the gridlock on urgent global issues would be far easier than it has become in the current atmosphere of disillusionment and mistrust.

But uncertainty, lack of confidence, and policy paralysis or gridlock could easily cause value destruction to overshoot, inflicting extensive damage on all parts of the global economy.

Thus, the US Congress, it was supposed, would enact the ACA with healthy and bipartisan majorities, and Obama would demonstrate that he could transcend Washington s partisan gridlock.

It would be really great if it has the power to help end the gridlock created by conflicting ideas, which appears to be paralyzing our globalized world.

It would be really great if it has the power to help end the gridlock created by conflicting ideas, which appears to be paralyzing our globalized world.

China s government, as prone to political maneuvering and policy gridlock as any, appears to agree that immediate economic growth is crucial and that an 8 annual rate is essential.

How do you solve global climate change when we don't even have a national energy policy in this country and when gridlock in Congress seems to be the norm?

By the 1970 s, it had brought to the United Kingdom large and ultimately unsustainable current account deficits, high levels of inflation, and then political gridlock over what to do.

Recent differences over verification, for instance, have compounded the eight year long gridlock in the CD, further deepening its crisis of credibility and relevance as a negotiating body on disarmament.

But the bigger issue is that global gridlock is going to stifle economic growth and our ability to deliver food and health care, particularly to people that live in city centers.