Sentence examples for have wrangled over from inspiring English sources

— The California budget crisis has forced the state to address a problem that expert panels and judges have wrangled over for decades: how to reduce prison overcrowding.

This variation has been another source of delay, as companies have wrangled over what functions should be standard, and the government has been reluctant to dictate detailed technical specifications.

Since then, George Bush and John Kerry have wrangled over some details of the combat but the campaign has recently spent far more time on a phoney argument over Swift boats, Vietnam medals and Alabama National Guard records.The main reason for this is that Mr Kerry has been all over the place on Iraq: you could barely tell why he voted for the war or what he would have done differently.

Musicians and record labels have wrangled over Napster.

Creditors have refused to disburse financial assistance since August as both sides have wrangled over reforms.

For centuries, physicians have wrangled over the likely cause of Caesar's epilepsy.

For months, the party has wrangled over who will succeed Mugabe.

For years, Congress has wrangled over their placement, interjecting fights over gun laws and voting rights into the debate.

Closing the country's entire nuclear fleet was first proposed in 2000 and due to take 20 years, but politicians had wrangled over that timetable.

The front-runner is Muhammad Mustafa, another IMF economist and confidant of Mr Abbas with whom Mr Fayyad had wrangled over control of Palestine's sovereign wealth fund, the Palestine Investment Fund (PIF).

The revelation that key administration officials had wrangled over the legal implications of the Libya crisis could intensify anger in Congress over continued US participation in the conflict that is said to be costing the US some $10m a day, correspondents say.