Exempel på wrangle

• The wrangle was finally resolved amicably.

• A mother from Cleveland is at the centre of a court wrangle over her child.

• The armed forces have been engaged in a bitter wrangle with the authorities over pay.

• After weeks of wrangling in Florida, George Bush emerged as the 43rd President of the United States.

• Government, environmentalists, and utilities wrangle over how to cut pollution from the nation's power plants.

• They wrangled about whether companies should be required to treat stock options as a business cost.

• He enjoyed the latter task, but was occasionally involved in some time-consuming wrangles over money and clashes of personality.

• From 1929 to 1933 we were wrangling with them over the liquidation of the last war—reparations and disarmament.

• We cannot risk another period of wrangling, stalemate and disruption.

• He complained that we wrangled about the currency when everyone knew that currency was merely an excuse and not a reason.

• They wrangled at three sittings offering compromises on one side and criticisms on the other.

• I do not want planning inquiries turned into long legal wrangles at which justice would be denied, not given.

• We all thought that at last, after all these years of wrangling and fighting and preparing to fight, we had achieved peace.

• Obviously, this will result in many bitter wrangles in court and a great deal of dirty linen being washed.

• I do not want to become mixed up in either political or constitutional wrangles.

• Nevertheless, although there are wrangles in the home, the very difficulties encountered provide a deterrent to divorce.

• If we simply had an obligation, we would simply have legal wrangles.

• There is bickering, snarling and wrangling among them all the time.

• The legal wrangles have gone on for years, while thousands of pensioners have had to wait.

• Many legal wrangles will arise, and we shall not achieve the desired object.

• There has never been this wrangling as far as the trade is concerned.