My car's bogged down.

That nationalism is bogged down in grave crimes.

Initially, the negotiations seemed promising, but soon bogged down.

Britain's hopes of winning in 1917 became bogged down

Today, two years after the convening of the Conference, the negotiations were still bogged down.

Socialism became a mess as great expectations of a workers' paradise were bogged down in bureaucracy.

North America, Western Europe, and Japan are bogged down in slow growth and risk renewed recession.

I understand the general approach, but I'm afraid that I'm getting bogged down in the details.

And, with America bogged down in Iraq, Russian President Vladimir Putin has resurrected Soviet style bullying tactics.

The talks bogged down over agriculture, where subsidies and trade restrictions remain so much higher than in manufacturing.

In other countries, peace negotiations have become bogged down and there has been a resumption of civil war.

People are simply frustrated because the crisis has bogged down and because they are suffering on account of this.

It was essential to continue to focus on common objectives without getting bogged down in theoretical or theological wrangling.

Bogged down in Iraq and Afghanistan, America is in no mood to open a third front against the Islamic world.

There is a fear that it will be bogged down in temporary, interim phases or a State with provisional borders.

With America bogged down in Iraq and oil prices hitting record highs, regime hardliners see little reason to compromise these days.

Shouldn t they and others be celebrating this major success instead of becoming bogged down in defeatist talk of crisis and stalemate?

Wen, who had been bogged down by the bureaucracy, had been seeking to counter it by expanding the media s openness and transparency.

Even the constitutional treaty, which should have been a clarion call for all Europeans, was allowed to become bogged down in minutia.

The Mac OS was not particularly well suited to this task, and the bus often got bogged down at about 10 kbit s.

Iran is more influential additional settlements and a fence have been built and the US is bogged down in Iraq and has lost standing throughout the region.

It is felt that talks should begin immediately with friendly Governments to increase the funds available and to avoid the programme becoming bogged down through lack of finance.

We must also avoid letting these discussions become bogged down over assistance levels and other resource questions they should focus instead on substantive areas where we can make progress.

2. showing some understanding for the view of some in the Bush administration that the US should not be bogged down by a continent that is soft, decadent and moralizing.

The one option that should not be on the table is US ground troops no one wants to see US forces bogged down in another war, especially in another Muslim country.

That is a very large mandate, and we hope the commission will not become excessively bogged down in a detailed historical search for root causes in the course of Burundi's history.

Our discussions have shown that concrete decisions will not be easy, but we must avoid getting bogged down in narrow considerations of optimal numbers and the competing claims of regional Powers.

Indeed, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has warned of the end of the Jewish state if the country remains bogged down in the occupied territories and a Palestinian state is not established.

Indeed, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has warned of the end of the Jewish state if the country remains bogged down in the occupied territories and a Palestinian state is not established.

Just as importantly, the country isn't bogged down by the insane level of soccer fervour that has seemed to stymie other governments from calling out FIFA on its manner of doing business.

We rather fear, however, that any proposal for additional permanent members may now quickly become bogged down by the question of whether any such new members should have the right of veto.

Moreover, high oil prices have filled the national treasury, and Iran is benefiting from the opportunity created by America s being bogged down in Iraq and the growing international weight of Russia and China.

The superstar role is enforced by military prowess but it becomes seriously damaged when it gets bogged down in worldwide disapproval, from greens, anti globalizers and peaceniks, European cynicism, and the angry Arab Street .

Yet it is regrettable that, despite imperative urgency and treaty obligations, negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament have bogged down and that those who hoped for significant progress should have little grounds for optimism.

They want to see the Government prioritise new trading links with the likes of China, India and Brazil, rather than getting bogged down in the long and arduous process of reforming the EU's arcane institutions.

Instead of remaining bogged down in Afghanistan and seeking to cajole and bribe the Pakistani military into ending their support for Islamic militants, the US would become free to pursue a broader, more balanced counterterrorism strategy.

Cowper Coles was reported to have said that the security situation in Afghanistan was deteriorating, that NATO s presence was making it worse, and that the two American presidential hopefuls should be dissuaded from getting bogged down further.

But there is a need still for a certain amount of monarchy, a certain amount of sometimes we have to make a decision, and we don't want to get bogged down too heavily in formal decision making processes.

But there is a need still for a certain amount of monarchy, a certain amount of sometimes we have to make a decision and we don't want to get bogged down too heavily in formal decision making processes.

Today s Israeli and Palestinian leaders are far weaker than their predecessors Hamas controls Gaza Iran is more influential additional settlements and a fence have been built and the US is bogged down in Iraq and has lost standing throughout the region.

The talks bogged down over agriculture, where subsidies and trade restrictions remain so much higher than in manufacturing. With 70 or so of people in developing countries depending directly or indirectly on agriculture, they are the losers under the current regime.

Towards the end of last year, the process of peaceful settlement of the question, it should be recalled, had bogged down, and it was only resumed in April of this year with the initiation of the Multi party Negotiating Process.

In 1985 during the height of the Cold War, when negotiations were bogged down at the US Soviet Union Geneva Summit, the negotiators were instructed by their leaders annoyed by lack of progress, we do not want your explanations why this can t be done.

He accordingly welcomed Mr. Kofi Annan's decision to review the Millennium Development Goals in 2005 and said that the review would need the support of Governments and civil society. Otherwise, we could get bogged down in a routine and the Millennium Development Goals would not be achieved.

The recommendation was a significant step that would contribute not only to improving the financial planning of peace keeping operations, but also to putting new life into operations that had been in existence for a long time and that had become bogged down as a result.