Sentence examples for difficult point of from inspiring English sources

This is a potentially difficult point of negotiation.

It adds: "This might seem the most difficult point of all to prove but it simply involves getting a CRB check done".

First, you have persuaded a domestic court that the case raises some difficult point of European law, and therefore the domestic court refers the case to Luxembourg to answer that point of law, under article 267 TFEU.

The story of the ballot issue twists around a difficult point of state election law, which is one reason that the State Supreme Court decision on May 6 has not been a big item on the 11 o'clock news.

A difficult point of the treaty to implement will be re-establishing Kiev's control of the porous border, through which Russian volunteers, arms and allegedly troops have been coming to the rebels' aid.

"So the ducking is not to avoid a difficult point of principle but for good and sensible reasons I don't want to commit them to any position or predict what arguments might be deployed in that context".

Other issues, like sharing water from the Indus Valley rivers, are also difficult points of contention.

By the 15th century the Inns of Court were governed by their benchers, who had previously given at least two courses of lectures (readings) and who presided over mock arguments (moots) in which students argued difficult points of law before them.

That would leave the Court of Justice free to hear only cases deemed "essential for the proper working" of the Union, and other cases which it chose to hear because they involved basic or difficult points of law much in the manner of the American Supreme Court.

The anti-attack reversible image watermarking algorithm has become the important and difficult points of research in recent years.

A generous dose of trepidation has forced a healthy reevaluation of not only the good, but also the difficult, points of a career in patent law.