Definition of sticking point in English:

sticking point

noun

An obstacle to progress towards an agreement or goal.
症结，阻塞点
safety issues have been a sticking point in the negotiations
Example sentencesExamples
- The major sticking points remain the same: budget authority for the newly create post of national intelligence director and immigration reform.
- The key sticking points are still agriculture and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
- The prisoners have become a major sticking point to progress on the US-backed road map peace plan.
- But two key sticking points remained: the power to proscribe associations and the reversed onus of proof.
- It affords a temporary sticking point in the forward progress of evolution…
- Today in court after the attorneys on both sides hammered out some of the last-minute issue sticking points late last night into this morning and into this afternoon, they finally were able to reach a settlement.
- Labour's favoured party is the Greens, but that free trade agreement with China is a sticking point.
- Inside, diplomats said a failure to resolve sticking points before the six-day talks end today would jeopardise the chances of a deal next year freeing up global business in farm and industrial goods and services.
- Start the advanced routine only when you hit a sticking point in your general progress.
- Progress toward a truce was slowed by many minor sticking points.
- This time the environment is shaping up as a key sticking point, due to concerns that some nations may use it as a protectionist measure.
- The more I think about it, the more it strikes me that the summit amounts to an opportunity to straighten out some key sticking points.
- Two key sticking points remain: Voting rights and the size and composition of the European Commission.
- The new draft constitution was reportedly finished just before the deadline, but all parties must now resolve their sticking points within the next three days.
- Every country has parties opposed to greater European integration, or nationalist sticking points which stand in the way of ratification - and one of them is almost certain to win some time.
- This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout.
- However, a few key sticking points remain, including a condition that the developer maintain public facilities until the final stage of the development.
- While the sticking points remain the immigration concerns, as well as chain of command concerns, we're told that discussions are continuing to center now on the chain of command issues.
- Despite sticking points, the talks did seemed to be progressing.
- They're still incredibly big and when it goes to public consultation they are going to be the sticking points.

Definition of sticking point in US English:

sticking point

nounˈstikiNG ˌpointˈstɪkɪŋ ˌpɔɪnt

An obstacle to progress toward an agreement or goal.
症结，阻塞点
job security has emerged as a key sticking point in negotiations
Example sentencesExamples
- Progress toward a truce was slowed by many minor sticking points.
- It affords a temporary sticking point in the forward progress of evolution…
- The major sticking points remain the same: budget authority for the newly create post of national intelligence director and immigration reform.
- They're still incredibly big and when it goes to public consultation they are going to be the sticking points.
- This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout.
- Every country has parties opposed to greater European integration, or nationalist sticking points which stand in the way of ratification - and one of them is almost certain to win some time.
- However, a few key sticking points remain, including a condition that the developer maintain public facilities until the final stage of the development.
- This time the environment is shaping up as a key sticking point, due to concerns that some nations may use it as a protectionist measure.
- Labour's favoured party is the Greens, but that free trade agreement with China is a sticking point.
- Inside, diplomats said a failure to resolve sticking points before the six-day talks end today would jeopardise the chances of a deal next year freeing up global business in farm and industrial goods and services.
- Today in court after the attorneys on both sides hammered out some of the last-minute issue sticking points late last night into this morning and into this afternoon, they finally were able to reach a settlement.
- Despite sticking points, the talks did seemed to be progressing.
- But two key sticking points remained: the power to proscribe associations and the reversed onus of proof.
- While the sticking points remain the immigration concerns, as well as chain of command concerns, we're told that discussions are continuing to center now on the chain of command issues.
- Two key sticking points remain: Voting rights and the size and composition of the European Commission.
- The new draft constitution was reportedly finished just before the deadline, but all parties must now resolve their sticking points within the next three days.
- The key sticking points are still agriculture and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
- Start the advanced routine only when you hit a sticking point in your general progress.
- The prisoners have become a major sticking point to progress on the US-backed road map peace plan.
- The more I think about it, the more it strikes me that the summit amounts to an opportunity to straighten out some key sticking points.

词汇	sticking point
释义	Definition of sticking point in English: sticking point noun An obstacle to progress towards an agreement or goal. 症结，阻塞点 safety issues have been a sticking point in the negotiations Example sentencesExamples The major sticking points remain the same: budget authority for the newly create post of national intelligence director and immigration reform. The key sticking points are still agriculture and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. The prisoners have become a major sticking point to progress on the US-backed road map peace plan. But two key sticking points remained: the power to proscribe associations and the reversed onus of proof. It affords a temporary sticking point in the forward progress of evolution… Today in court after the attorneys on both sides hammered out some of the last-minute issue sticking points late last night into this morning and into this afternoon, they finally were able to reach a settlement. Labour's favoured party is the Greens, but that free trade agreement with China is a sticking point. Inside, diplomats said a failure to resolve sticking points before the six-day talks end today would jeopardise the chances of a deal next year freeing up global business in farm and industrial goods and services. Start the advanced routine only when you hit a sticking point in your general progress. Progress toward a truce was slowed by many minor sticking points. This time the environment is shaping up as a key sticking point, due to concerns that some nations may use it as a protectionist measure. The more I think about it, the more it strikes me that the summit amounts to an opportunity to straighten out some key sticking points. Two key sticking points remain: Voting rights and the size and composition of the European Commission. The new draft constitution was reportedly finished just before the deadline, but all parties must now resolve their sticking points within the next three days. Every country has parties opposed to greater European integration, or nationalist sticking points which stand in the way of ratification - and one of them is almost certain to win some time. This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout. However, a few key sticking points remain, including a condition that the developer maintain public facilities until the final stage of the development. While the sticking points remain the immigration concerns, as well as chain of command concerns, we're told that discussions are continuing to center now on the chain of command issues. Despite sticking points, the talks did seemed to be progressing. They're still incredibly big and when it goes to public consultation they are going to be the sticking points. Definition of sticking point in US English: sticking point nounˈstikiNG ˌpointˈstɪkɪŋ ˌpɔɪnt An obstacle to progress toward an agreement or goal. 症结，阻塞点 job security has emerged as a key sticking point in negotiations Example sentencesExamples Progress toward a truce was slowed by many minor sticking points. It affords a temporary sticking point in the forward progress of evolution… The major sticking points remain the same: budget authority for the newly create post of national intelligence director and immigration reform. They're still incredibly big and when it goes to public consultation they are going to be the sticking points. This rule will actually be a sticking point in the negotiation of the next collective agreement leading to a lockout. Every country has parties opposed to greater European integration, or nationalist sticking points which stand in the way of ratification - and one of them is almost certain to win some time. However, a few key sticking points remain, including a condition that the developer maintain public facilities until the final stage of the development. This time the environment is shaping up as a key sticking point, due to concerns that some nations may use it as a protectionist measure. Labour's favoured party is the Greens, but that free trade agreement with China is a sticking point. Inside, diplomats said a failure to resolve sticking points before the six-day talks end today would jeopardise the chances of a deal next year freeing up global business in farm and industrial goods and services. Today in court after the attorneys on both sides hammered out some of the last-minute issue sticking points late last night into this morning and into this afternoon, they finally were able to reach a settlement. Despite sticking points, the talks did seemed to be progressing. But two key sticking points remained: the power to proscribe associations and the reversed onus of proof. While the sticking points remain the immigration concerns, as well as chain of command concerns, we're told that discussions are continuing to center now on the chain of command issues. Two key sticking points remain: Voting rights and the size and composition of the European Commission. The new draft constitution was reportedly finished just before the deadline, but all parties must now resolve their sticking points within the next three days. The key sticking points are still agriculture and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Start the advanced routine only when you hit a sticking point in your general progress. The prisoners have become a major sticking point to progress on the US-backed road map peace plan. The more I think about it, the more it strikes me that the summit amounts to an opportunity to straighten out some key sticking points.
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