Sentence examples for heated squabble from inspiring English sources

In the background, however, there is a heated squabble over how to reform the Paris-based organisation's internal governance.The OECD is essentially the economic-policy research unit of 30 rich (or aspiring) nations, establishing guidelines on everything from telecoms liberalisation and farm subsidies to macroeconomic policy.

The fact that this past spring there was a heated squabble among Germans over whether the words "To the German People" (the "Volk") should still grace the renovated Reichstag proves that "At Memory's Edge" is not restricted to erudite scholarly terrain.

Against heated squabbling, though, several climbers contacted the media and the murder made international headlines.

There's a flipside, though: by the time they're holidaying in Greece with their daughters, 18 years later, the sun actively heats their squabbles.

Another summit, another emergency, heated tempers, major squabbling over the terms of the new Greek bailout.

Their squabbles grew heated, and Ms. Johnson had no choice but to find new housing.

This caused some heated courtside squabbles.

And the squabble between New York and Connecticut over a cable that can carry power under the Long Island Sound promised to heat up, as Mr. Pataki persuaded federal authorities to order the Long Island Cross-Sound Cable to be temporarily energized to help areas recover from the blackout.

Just imagine, Natasha — that friend of mine was incapable of communicating anything, remembered nothing except work-related squabbles, the heat, the fevers, and the wife of some British colonel.

As in the divisions over economic and fiscal policies across Europe — highlighted last week when the European Central Bank raised interest rates, staving off inflation in Germany but putting the heat on southern countries struggling with debt — the immigration squabble once again showed the seams in the European project.

Factions squabble.