Sentence examples for wrangling in a from inspiring English sources

193 countries meet in Cancún today for a fortnight of negotiations, late-night sessions and wrangling in a bid to inch closer to an international deal on climate change.

But in another possibility, wrangling in a federal district court trial starting on Feb. 27 in New Orleans, with Judge Carl Barbier presiding, could drag on for months.

An anonymous manager reminisces in the report about chaotic meetings where recriminations flew about.How the two cartels are connected is equally interesting and will be the subject of significant legal wrangling in a Paris court for months to come.

The trial is confined to the years of Khmer Rouge rule, with minimal reference to historical context, and the defense lawyers' demands to broaden testimony appeared to be a foretaste of vigorous legal wrangling in a case that is expected to last for years.

The announcement, by James A. Baker III, came a day after the Republicans criticized the Democrats for threatening to take the ballot issue to court, a step that the Republicans said would lead to endless wrangling in a number of states.

At the very least, they signed a landmark agreement to do so on Oct. 10 in Switzerland after some tense last-minute wrangling in a Zurich hotel room with Hillary Clinton mediating.

"It is in this same spirit that I offer my candidacy — to rise above party and partisan wrangling in an effort to appeal to all Mississippians — as we unite to show the nation, at the end of this second decade of the 21st century — just how far we have come," Espy said.

It wasn't often that Sydney, Australia's residents saw a shark up close, so when Coogee Aquarium wrangled in a mammoth tiger shark, many wanted to see the live animal in person.

Since I had neither the connections nor time to wrangle in a panel of advisers, i.e.: fashionable, beautiful, model-y women, I looked for their advice via search engine.

Nonetheless, after months of wrangling in Nizampur, a truce was finally reached last month.

Fiat and the trust "are wrangling in court over a price for a portion of the trust's stake.