Sentence examples for continuing quarrels from inspiring English sources

They continue to give Irish-Americans, at both free and paid events, the Sinn Fein interpretation of the continuing quarrels threatening the power-sharing government in Northern Ireland.

John's continuing quarrels with the Emperor brought him into alliance with the papacy; and in 1346, in concert with Pope Clement VI, he secured the formal deposition of Louis IV and the election of his son Charles as king of the Romans (July 1346).

What occurred next, and who precipitated it, is at the heart of the continuing quarrel.

In 1331, because of the continuing quarrel over the Imperial succession, Takatoki exiled the emperor Go-Daigo.

Its continuing quarrel with its parent organisation, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), or National Association of Volunteers, calls into question the party's purpose.

A City Council budget hearing erupted yesterday into a testy exchange in a continuing quarrel between two mayoral candidates over whose financial projections were better.

While the riots were not directly related to the talks stalemate, they served as a reminder of how volatile tensions are in Northern Ireland as politicians continue quarreling and the flash point Protestant marching season is beginning.

One side cannot prove or disprove the other theory to its opponents' satisfaction, rendering continued quarreling impractical and wasteful.

He continued to quarrel with the United States until his 1992 defeat.

BP continues to quarrel with its contractors, Transocean, which operated the rig, and Halliburton, which was responsible for cement work, about participating in the compensation payments.

D1 The Green and Ferrer camps continued to quarrel over the accuracy of the vote count, which gave the nomination to Mr. Green.