Sentence examples for wrangling surrounding from inspiring English sources

However, strains appeared between President Musharraf and news media organizations last spring over the legal and political wrangling surrounding Mr. Musharraf's suspension of Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, the chief justice of the Pakistani Supreme Court.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani antiterrorism court on Saturday extended by two weeks the detention of the former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, ensuring that the legal wrangling surrounding the retired general will continue in the run-up to elections on May 11.

After the season, the team was occupied with legal wrangling surrounding the departure of minority owner and general manager Eddie Donovan.

A soft-spoken academic, Mr. Prewitt set about dusting off the bureau's reputation and trying to free it of the partisan wrangling that surrounded the numbers, which are used to add or subtract House seats and draw district boundaries.

Five years after the terrorist attacks, the saddest thing about all the many absurdities surrounding the rebuilding — the personal wrangles and group rivalries that have obscured any sense of commonality, the pious statements masking an utter lack of conviction, the maxed-out budgets and cut corners — is that they may say a lot more about us than we'd like to think.

The wrangling over the building is part of an often contentious history between the university and the surrounding community.

In his rustic home tucked between orange and avocado groves, Cunningham wearily recalls wrangling with Roski over an odd 1,200-acre 1,200-acrenincorpieceed land knofn as the "donunincorporatedse it is surrounded on alandides by Redlands.

Most telling of all, each director was stuck wrangling famously deranged actors – for Coppola it was Brando, for Herzog Klaus Kinski – who were becoming monstrous personifications of the madness and menace surrounding the projects.

Squirrel wrangling?

Further wrangling followed.

Bulgaria cannot afford prolonged wrangling.