Sentence examples for with wrangling from inspiring English sources

Day 12 of the presidential election began in the usual way, with wrangling in the counties and in the courts.

One Urbanfetch official acknowledged that the talks had stalled, but said the reason for the delay had to do with wrangling over legal issues.

During a recent visit to the Haute-Savoie region, Sarkozy dined with UMP supporters, and seemed unconcerned with wrangling within the UMP party.

The political atmosphere at home might not be any more conducive to the trip this time around, with wrangling over a jobs bill possibly continuing as a joint Congressional committee approaches its deadline for coming up with a debt reduction plan.

A third round of negotiations for an international treaty to help stamp out smoking began here this week with wrangling over proposals for a global ban on advertising and promotion of cigarettes as well as proposed provisions covering the tobacco industry's liability.

Mr. Bush, his friend said, "doesn't sound like a man eager" to get back to what promises to be a tough fall, what with wrangling with the Senate, a frenetic campaign schedule for the midterm elections and continuing arguments with the allies on issues like the environment and Iraq.

"And dealing with critics, after wrangling with 4,000 tenants, would be a piece of cake".

Bisset has history with such wrangling.

Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, the ranking Republican on the committee, said presidential politics had nothing to do with the wrangling.

Realizing that the plan was running into trouble with a wrangling right, the president began kowtowing to the crazies himself.

Interspersed with their wrangling are black and white excerpts from his video diary.