Sentence examples for wrangling within from inspiring English sources

After wrangling within OPEC, the Saudi message got though as its extra oil began to move.

Mr Djindjic's successor as prime minister, Zoran Zivkovic, has been mired in wrangling within his government.

Both sides say the wrangling within a committee that has prided itself on nonpartisanship is the most rancorous in years.

During a recent visit to the Haute-Savoie region, Sarkozy dined with UMP supporters, and seemed unconcerned with wrangling within the UMP party.

Acceptance of the financial bailout, led by the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank, was followed by weeks of internal wrangling within Fianna Fail.

The wrangling within Mr. Berlusconi's party may further damage already weak coalition cohesion on policy, hobbling efforts to overhaul a sclerotic economy — the euro zone's third largest — stuck in a two-year-long recession.

Stimulus measures have been bogged down by political wrangling both within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and with the opposition Democratic Party Of Japan, which controls the upper chamber of Japan's parliament.

That could happen within days, though Mr. Abbas is still wrangling with the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, over the makeup of the cabinet.

But a purely mental wrangling with simulacra et al is not nearly as pleasurable as experiencing that concept made visual (if not "real") in Kaufman's dizzying shots of city-within-city and warehouse-within-warehouse.

Mr. Perelman has also recently been wrangling with federal regulators.

Simon Young, director of the Center for Comparative and Public Law at Hong Kong University, said that in allowing Mr. Snowden to leave while legal wrangling continued, Hong Kong had acted within the letter of the law as set by its bilateral agreement with the United States for the surrender of fugitives.