Sentence examples for the wrangling between from inspiring English sources

The wrangling between the government and Mr. Cojuangco over UCPB is by no means finished.

THE wrangling between the Panama Canal Authority and a Spanish-led consortium may soon be settled.

At intervals during the wrangling between the two O.S.S. officers over how to deal with Ho, a door blows open and the sounds of chimes and choppers are heard: the wind of future history exhaled into the past, perhaps?

The wrangling between Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain made for the most stirring moments of a 90-minute forum -- the seventh debate with all six candidates -- at the Iowa Public Television studios.

Although the wrangling between the executive and legislative branches usually results in a compromise, the Justice Department has often fought to keep pending prosecutions from prying eyes in Congress.

One scientist who has attended many of the discussions in Stockholm this week to finalise the report – known as AR5 - today predicted afternoon that the wrangling between scientists and governments' would "go right through the night".

There have been months of behind-the-scenes wrangling between the governments in London and Cardiff over the issue, with a much-delayed announcement now expected this autumn.

That history has lulled many into expecting the usual denouement in the latest wrangling between Greece's Syriza government and its European creditors.

Mr. Qaddafi is at the center of wrangling between the international court and the new government in Tripoli, both of which have drawn up plans to prosecute him on war crimes charges.

The changes on green energy charges, which will be one of the main measures in the autumn statement, have been the subject of intense wrangling between the government and the big six energy companies.

The report took five years to compile and was the subject of repeated wrangling between the CIA and the Intelligence Committee.