Sentence examples for wrangling ended from inspiring English sources

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Days of diplomatic wrangling ended in a compromise that has created a small window of opportunity, with a security council vote effectively put on the slow track, to get new peace talks off the ground.

The following "Ten Years' Conflict" of legal and political wrangling ended in defeat for the non-intrusionists in the civil courts.

THE legal wrangling ended in a settlement in January 2000.

The Premier League fined West Ham £5.5m and, after the Sheffield club unsuccessfully appealed to be reinstated to the league with West Ham relegated, a two-year legal wrangle ended with an out-of-court settlement reported to be in excess of £20m paid as compensation to the Blades.

In legal wrangling that ended with an undisclosed settlement last year, 'N Sync severed its contract with Trans Continental Management and switched labels, leaving RCA for Jive.

Gov. George W. Bush and his advisers said today that they were moving forward with preparations for a new administration and beseeched Vice President Al Gore not to stand in their way, cautioning that legal challenges to the election could yield wrangling without end.

A8 World Briefing A4 NATIONAL A9-17, 20 Holding Slim Florida Lead, Bush Works on Transition Gov. George W. Bush and his advisers said they were moving forward with preparations for a new administration and beseeched Vice President Al Gore not to stand in their way, cautioning that legal challenges to the election could yield wrangling without end.

Ms. Wagner-Pasquier's nomination was meant to end wrangling over the annual opera gala's future.

Brian Gilchrist, Mrs. Wang's lawyer in civil litigation during that struggle, is now representing the charitable foundation, which asked a probate court on April 25 to block Mr. Chan from claiming the estate, in what could become another long legal fight like the never ending wrangling over the estate of an earlier Hong Kong tycoon, Sir Robert Ho Tung, who died in 1956.

Yet the panel's recommendations -- which are likely to help shape legislative wrangling for months -- ended up going significantly beyond anything Mr. Pataki has put forward.