Examples of using Wrangling in English and their translations into Arabic
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have done all the paperwork and legal wrangling to set up an independent Agency.
But at the beginning of this year, this carefully wrought compromise was discarded and the wrangling began all over again.
After several years of legal wrangling, in May, 2005 an appeals court permitted the Energy Task Force's records to remain secret.
The time had come to cease endless political wrangling and adopt a victim-centred approach to the atrocious abuses perpetrated against the most vulnerable and underprivileged.
The 1850s was a decade of wrangling over whether to adopt a sterling monetary system
After months of legal wrangling… the judge has ordered in favor of the mother.
That must be a handful wrangling those little ones all on your own.
Family disagreements, territorial wrangling-- you handled them all superbly.
After months of legal wrangling an amicable agreement is finally reached.
No legal wrangling.
Wrangling two kids by herself.
Man, we been wiping drives, wrangling cables, pulling fiber taps and the--.
What you're sensing as trouble could be simple internal political wrangling.
The Somali people have had enough of war, hunger, political wrangling and corruption.
Heated wrangling took place between the cities of Calgary and Edmonton over the location of the provincial capital and of the university.
The wrangling with which the Peacebuilding Commission was faced in developing its rules of procedure and working methods during its early stage of operation should be avoided by further streamlining.
So, in that sense, the less wrangling we see on procedural matters, the better.
Party-political wrangling and interference have been to the fore, with the result that the Agency has had an acting director for more than two years.
So, it took a couple of months and a lot of wrangling but my budget request finally came through.
Wrangling pedant!