deadlocking

Is it there belief by deadlocking congress our country will get better?

First on the CNN Ticker: DNC blasts senator in new ad 2009

After deadlocking the jury, she returns as the defendant's attorney when the case is retried.

TV highlights Post 2010

And Congress has adjourned after deadlocking on the auto bailout.

John McQuaid: The Media Parties Like It's 1997 2009

After deadlocking, the Federal Trade Commission in 1993 surrendered jurisdiction over Microsoft to the Justice Department.

American Sketches Walter Isaacson 2009

The jury that heard the Russo case — listening to evidence pointing to Russo as the triggerman — took two days to find him guilty, nearly deadlocking.

Christopher Ketcham on Doreen Giuliano's Quest for Justice Ketcham, Christopher 2009

Perhaps with less collective hubris the world could come together at meetings like Copenhagen and actually take actions to save the planet instead of deadlocking in pathetic paralysis.

Jeff Schweitzer: An Octopus Garden on 61 Virginis 2009

One of the Democrats returned to his party's fold, deadlocking the Senate at 31-31 and stalling all legislation.

New York Standoff Sharpens Focus on Lawmaker 2009

FEC, which would have to vote to launch an audit, is prone to deadlocking on issues that inordinately impact one party or the other - like approving a messy and high-profile probe of a sitting president.

Never Yet Melted 2008

December 6, 2005: The jury acquits Al-Arian on eight charges while deadlocking 10 to 2 in favor of acquittal on nine others.

Jane Guskin: A Matter of Justice 2008

After years of cooperation and productivity, the Security Council is once again deadlocking.

Eliza Margarita Bates and Cara Zwerling: McCain, Obama on International Diplomacy and Immigration 2008