The agreement to start the talks was held up until late Monday as European members haggled over an Austrian demand that the talks include an alternative to full membership, giving the union a diplomatically palatable option to inviting Turkey to join.
"My ankle's held up until this year, it hasn't really given me too many problems," he said.
Money for construction was held up until 1982, however, and the project was plagued by further shortages of funding and political support.
Mr. Cuomo's office argues that without this provision, the commission's recommendations might be held up until next year's budget process.
The English translation of this bestseller - more than 2m copies sold in the US alone - was held up until 1994 so that the innocently inclusive language of "the human person" could be replaced by "man" and "men".
6. Margaret The sublime, aggressive, voracious, worldly wise, willful, free-wheeling, creative energy of the Upper West Side bourgeoisie, raised by Kenneth Lonergan, in this vision of post-9/11 reconstruction (filmed in 2005 and held up until this year), to exemplary Americans — with all their contradictions and compromises.
The company admitted the last section of around 150 homes could be held up until 2025.
The first two changes were passed in 1979, but the third was held up until a special conference in January 1981.
The latest 8 billion euro tranche of multilateral aide for Greece — required, analysts say, to avoid a messy default by Greece on its debts — has been held up until Greece can commit to last week's summit meeting deal.
The Germans on Chipilly Spur commanded a wide field of fire to the south of the Somme, and their flanking fire held up the left units of the Australian Corps until late on 9 August, when a small Australian party slipped across the river and captured the village of Chipilly itself, together with a renewed attack by III Corps.
He boycotted the start of his trial, in June 2007, and fired his attorney, holding up proceedings until January 2008, when prosecutors called their first witness.
