Sentence examples for have wrangled over whether from inspiring English sources

The CDU and FDP have wrangled over whether to give priority to tax cuts, which the FDP wanted, or deficit cuts, as Mrs Merkel in the end demanded.

But for weeks now, city and state education officials have wrangled over whether the spending plan for $258 million of that money, subject to state approval, is being drawn up properly by the Bloomberg administration.

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.

have wrangled over a new contract for 20,000 dockworkers at ports from San Diego to Bellingham, Wash.

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

His age and health have added to the tension, as has wrangling over amnesties for Thaksin and others.

But the others claimed Biafra was using that allegation as a smoke-screen as their lawyers wrangled over whether AT had underpaid them.

They wrangled over whether to add wording that would have called gay relationships "gravely sinful," and whether to call unmarried sex "gravely evil".

The council also wrangled over whether to forbid outside employment, a proposal that was roundly rejected.

The Telegraph reports that Spike Jonze and Maurice Sendak wrangled over whether to turn Max's bedroom into a jungle in the adaptation of "Where the Wild Things Are".