Stalemates

Meanwhile, like the EFL Cup tie, the other two games have ended in 0-0 stalemates.

However, in the head-to-head, three of the past five games have ended in stalemates, with the teams securing one win apiece.

Safe-zone cooperation, such as efforts to address global challenges including climate change, could offset stalemates in strategic and security issues.

Offensives turn into stalemates and then into retreats, orderly at first, but then a full-blown scattering of soldiers, tired of war, by September 1918.

The FA Cup third round served up its usual mix of big wins, shocks and stalemates on Saturday – but VAR controversy and confusion was a standout theme too.

In the late 1930s and early 1940s, Edsel—who was president of the company—thought Ford had to come to some sort of collective bargaining agreement with the unions because the violence, work disruptions, and bitter stalemates could not go on forever.

Joshua obtains the missile code but before launching, it cycles through all the nuclear war scenarios it has devised, finding they too all result in stalemates.

There were stalemates on numerous issues during the meeting, including the position of vice-president, the defense of the federation, and whether a constitution was required.