Exemple de utilizare a Sticking point în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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It's been a sticking point.
A second sticking point is what will happen at the Irish border.
Deformed foot(sometimes sticking point with him);
Usually the sticking point is when I reveal that I'm the devil.
As you know,that is still a sticking point.
That is the sticking point in today's votes.
But if the ticky-tack bullshit is a sticking point.
The only sticking point in the contract is the number of widgets Craftsy Corp.
Retirement age is the main sticking point?
The eye is the one sticking point that religious people use to discredit evolution.
I thought that might be something of a sticking point.
Parallel institutions a sticking point in Serbia's EU bid.
Article 84-- covering presidential powers-- remains a key sticking point.
Sarkozy's opposition has become the key sticking point along Turkey's accession path.
The second sticking point is that the rapporteur does not put forward sufficiently clear plans.
US 60's violation of two of the conventions would prove to be one of the major sticking points;
Turkey refuses to formally recognise Cyprus, a sticking point for at least three EU member countries.
The sticking point in this discussion is the lack of political will or, to be more precise, the lack of political will on the part of Germany.
Adding in Proviron could possibly help the individual breakthrough a sticking point during his cycle.
As you know, the sticking point has been Mexico's standing policy against extraditing any of its citizens to a country with the death penalty.
Introducing Dianabol at this phase helps people break through the plateau or sticking point which speeds and continues the process of bulking.
The only sticking point concerns the horizontal issue of the application of delegated acts to the financing instrument for development cooperation(DCI).
Disagreement over who should get the top job-- Saxe-Coburg or Stanishev-- has been a major sticking point in negotiations between the BSP and NMS-II.
Agriculture has traditionally been a sticking point in the negotiations because most countries defend their own production on the grounds of basic security.
On agriculture- which was addressed by the other speakers just prior to me- I gathered that agriculture was not the sticking point at Doha.
US 60's violation of two of the conventions would prove to be one of the major sticking points; US 60 eventually was designated as US 66 in 1926, and later it became popular in the culture.
To this end, the issue of patents and intellectual property as defined in the regulation and its appendix, which limits itself to setting out principles, ought to be more precise andmore explicit, lest it become a sticking point in the smooth implementation of the IMI JI.
Online does not have the capacity to detect the sticking points and in consequence of this confrontation between them periodically erupts wild rage and brings all the latest and the newest victims.
I will just keep an eye on things and do Google hang-outs or even mini lectures that I whip up in the middle of class and throw them in so thatif there's a little sticking point I can make a little two minute lecture or something like that.
So far this year the House andthe Senate have voted to ban these products, but the sticking point has been the penalty. The House had favored a felony, while the Senate's voted to make it a misdemeanor to possess synthetic marijuana sold as incense or bath salts.