Sentence examples for open feuding from inspiring English sources

Under President Clinton, open feuding declined.

In Brussels, where careers in the bureaucracy are made and lost over control of budget lines, that has led to open feuding.

According to reports in the state-owned media, a bitter dispute erupted between Hebei and Beijing after news of the project emerged in September last year.China abhors open feuding between government bodies.

But in the southern province of Guangdong this month, a battle for market share between local newspapers has erupted into open feuding, to the embarrassment of the local authorities.The scene of the conflict is Shenzhen, a "special economic zone" where business practices and the people's way of life are strongly influenced by neighbouring Hong Kong.

The report, "The Chicago Police Department's Broken System," comes amid troubled times for the force, the nation's second largest, which is mired in accusations of misconduct and is the subject of open feuding among elected officials who disagree on aspects of its management.

There was open feuding as Eto'o publicly criticized coach Frank Rijkaard and Ronaldinho.

Unlike his predecessors, Mr Meta has avoided being drawn into an open feud with Mr Berisha.

He dramatically encountered Luther at Jena in August of the next year, when Luther tossed a golden coin at him in token of an open feud.

In dozens of interviews, elected officials, strategists and donors from both wings of the party were unusually blunt in drawing the intraparty battle lines, suggesting that the time for an open feud over the Republican future had arrived.

Spain allowed the barons considerable autonomy over their large agrarian estates, including the exploitation of their tenant farmers, but it prevented open feuds between barons and eroded their political power by excluding them from offices in the central government.

Had the great towns with their organized gilds and great wealth held together in their opposition to the Count's despotism, they would have proved successful, but Ghent and Bruges, always keen rivals, broke out into open feud.