The actual value of an individual's brand is notoriously difficult to quantify, which is why it can often become a
sticking point during negotiations.
OPINION: Footballers have a new goal - making money from their image
The deadline for the launch of the European External Action Service (EAS) has been moved to winter 2010 but progress is still being made on the remaining
sticking points with the European Parliament, EU sources told Europolitics as Catherine Ashton, the EU's high representative for foreign affairs, prepared to go into further negotiations with MEPs, on 8 June.
EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE : ASHTON AIMS TO HAVE EAS UP AND RUNNING BY DECEMBER
It quotes officials as saying the main
sticking point is whether manufacturers should be fined if they breach mandatory CO2 emission limits for new models.
European Commission prepares to release detailed CO2 cap plans ahead of Christmas: European Commission officials are working towards formally proposing before Christmas legislation maybe imposing a CO2 cap for motor vehicles manufactured and imported into the European Union (EU)
"We have reached a
sticking point with negotiations.
Worcester Gul hopes receding
A
sticking point between Valero and Aruba: the expiration of a tax exemption that existed when Valero bought the plant, said Henry Baarh, minister for Aruban affairs at the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Washington.
Valero may sell refinery
Using more degrees of helical offset used to be a
sticking point as we tried to achieve good flight while still having adequate vane clearance at the rest.
Dear Jay
The biggest
sticking point was health care and salary.
Faculty, staff at Philly college end strike
In art as he did in sports, Goncalves returns to the same elemental game of truth or dare: "The
sticking point is always, Where do I fit in?
Making pictures of men: painter Marcelino Goncalves and the art of the manly gaze
Biblical interpretation becomes another
sticking point for cultural Christians and religious conservatives coexisting under the same Christian umbrella.
Identity politics: humanists and cultural Christians: in keeping with the policy of the Humanist to accommodate the diverse cultural, political, and philosophical viewpoints of its readers, this occasional feature allows for the expression of alternative or opposing views on issues of importance to Humanists
American executives say a new $3.50 per segment booking fee is a
sticking point in negotiations with Sabre and Amadeus.
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The Berg letter became a
sticking point not because it was sedition, but because this is the sort of political climate that in the past has produced sedition laws.
Treason of the clerk: accused of sedition, a V.A. nurse beats the rap
Whether you are a real estate developer, owner or investor, concerns about potential environmental liability can be a major
sticking point in the transfer of property.
Prevent environmental liabilities from derailing a deal
This is a
sticking point and chief executive should be demanding that all these companies get relief from a hugely expensive, time-consuming process, which ultimately does not guarantee that fraud won't occur.
Keep up the heat on Sarbox
Yet therein lies the
sticking point: Morley is drawn to the most unlikely of motifs.
Malcolm Morley: Sperone Westwater
The potential
sticking point according to Morell is power.
De facto black boxes