Sentence examples for wrangling over control from inspiring English sources

The announcement of Mr. Beckstrom's departure could set off a new round of international wrangling over control of Icann and Internet governance.

It said that the government's legal action against Sheikh Ahmad may constitute an "escalation" of political wrangling over control of sport in Kuwait.

Legal wrangling over control of "To Kill a Mockingbird" has revealed that she has suffered from ill health, including vision problems and hearing loss.

After the release of Licence to Kill, legal wrangling over control of the series and the James Bond character resulted in a six-year-long delay in production of the next Bond film which resulted in Dalton deciding not to return.

The front-runner is Muhammad Mustafa, another IMF economist and confidant of Mr Abbas with whom Mr Fayyad had wrangled over control of Palestine's sovereign wealth fund, the Palestine Investment Fund (PIF).

He spent years wrangling over delinquent mortgage payments and legal fees.

Party loyalists are no longer wrangling over policy differences.

ARE we ready for a novel about an imploding nation riven by religious strife and bloody wrangling over who controls the military, the civil service, the oil; a novel about looting, roadside bombs, killings and reprisal killings, set against a backdrop of meddling foreign powers?

The CSRC is said still to be wrangling over how much control truly to cede to the Swiss.

Last month, the Venice Biennale approached bureaucratic meltdown as it was announced that the entire biennial committee and chairman had resigned amid wrangling over political and artistic control.

Amid the wrangling over Comcast 's deal for control of NBC Universal, the chief of its one minority stakeholder, Vivendi SA, grabbed some attention Tuesday when he said he would consider floating its stake.