Sentence examples for wrangling whether from inspiring English sources

He denies any wrongdoing.While politicians are still wrangling whether the state should bail it out, let it fail or wait for its shareholders to recapitalise it, the bank's fate remains hostage to the political vacuum.

Analysts speculated that there was wrangling over whether to pull the plug on the government.

Former scientists describe months of wrangling over whether clinical forms used the words "sex" or "gender," "white" or "Caucasian".

The operation followed months of legal wrangling over whether the parents could refuse surgery and let nature take its course.

Judges and lawmakers across the country are wrangling over whether and when law enforcement authorities can peer into suspects' cellphones, and the cornucopia of evidence they provide.

Mr. Weir cited a recent case involving months of wrangling over whether a young defendant charged with murder should be tried as an adult.

The Linux-based operating system Lindows, for instance, agreed to change its name (to Linspire) in 2004 after years of wrangling over whether "Windows" was generic.

So far most of their efforts have come to nothing because of legal wrangling over whether vouchers can be used in church schools.

To some extent, that's why lawmakers are wrangling over whether to pursue a stop-gap measure for the next couple of months versus a long-term plan.

The injunction would provide immediate relief to gay men and women while the political and judicial wrangling over whether to repeal the act moves sluggishly forward.

The ruling comes after nearly two years of wrangling over whether the state can deny a group's request for specialty tags based on the group's viewpoint.