Sentence examples for important sticking point from inspiring English sources
Finance to help developing countries adapt to climate change and transition to clean energy was an important sticking point in the negotiations.
An important sticking point in talks yesterday was the insistence of state insurance regulators that they be involved in recovering money from the insurers.
Moscow would need to either ratify international accords or pass domestic laws that would protect American companies operating in Russia in case of accidents, experts said, an important sticking point that Mr. Sokolski said makes predictions of expansive nuclear trade "pretty much a pipedream".
Spaceports have been an important sticking point.
The completion of its 4G network was an important sticking point for China Mobile to agree to start selling iPhones.
This is an important sticking point for Jones, as her belief is that the system is not just meant to benefit farmers economically, but also provide a window into a different kind of life for urbanites.
And union officials cited several more important sticking points.
Earlier today, negotiators said, some progress had been made on several important sticking points, including the roles of nuclear power and the situation in Russia, where emissions have plunged because of economic decline.
But they voiced confidence that important sticking points, including how much power a national intelligence director should have, could be resolved before Congress adjourns for the year and that a bill could be sent to President Bush for his signature.
Important sticking points in negotiations include how to enforce a deal and the pace at which the US and China will roll back tariffs imposed over the past year, the Wall Street Journal said.
"This issue will be around for generations to come, but this is an incredibly important first step". The biggest sticking point was how much bite to give the enforcement mechanisms for penalizing countries that fail to meet their targets.
