deadlock

Preposition: on

• minute: Vale thought they had broken the deadlock on 36 minutes.
• door: Protected by a 5-lever mortise deadlock on the final exit door.

Adjective modifier

• five-lever: MORTICE DEADLOCK - Fit a five-lever deadlock about a third of the way up the door.
• 5-lever: Protected by a 5-lever mortise deadlock or 2 key operated security bolts on all other external doors.
• political: UN efforts have failed to break the political deadlock.
• current: The onus was on the NWS to look at how to break the current deadlock in arms control.

Converse of object

• break: Both sides had chances to break the deadlock inside the first ten minutes.
• overcome: Should it not prove possible to overcome the deadlock on a program of work, alternative venues should be pursued.
• resolve: Sometimes I have to use my second vote to resolve deadlocks often to the chagrin of the defeated faction.
• avoid: Warning: To avoid deadlock, do not declare this method synchronized in a subclass.
• reach: The game reaches a deadlock, a perfect illusion is breaking into the small pieces of separate sentences.
• fit: Manufacturers should be encouraged to fit deadlocks more widely on the new car model range, particularly on cars produced in volume.

Modifies a noun

• detection: This deadlock detection is only valid for processes that are locking files or records on a single system.
• situation: This can lead to deadlock situations, where agents are not able to reach an understanding.

Preposition: after

• minute: But Leeds finally broke the deadlock after 69 minutes.

Preposition: in

• negotiation: Mediation is an ideal method for breaking deadlock in negotiations.
• minute: City broke the deadlock in the 28th minute with a superb strike.

Noun used with modifier

• mortice: Your door should also be fitted with a 5 lever mortice deadlock.
• mortise: Protected by a 5-lever mortise deadlock or 2 key operated security bolts on all other external doors.
• lever: Your door should also be fitted with a 5 lever mortice deadlock.