Examples of using Squabbles in English and their translations into Danish
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Each of you working together with a level of commitment and collaboration… putting aside petty squabbles… if you want to fix what my generation broke.
For example, the reform of the Security Council has been the subject of squabbles for more than ten years, with no results so far.
The solution does not lie in enhancing the European bureaucracy, or squabbles about the location and management of a new institution.
Nobody is doing it against the health insurance and duty, they squabbles only on the amount of the deductible.
At the same time, an improperly organized and unreasoned corporate evening can lead to mutual discontent and squabbles in the team.
Of course, the female team in such conditions was replete with intrigues and squabbles that needed to be somehow suppressed.
not parochial squabbles.
that Belarus has nothing to do with our internal squabbles.
I have just told my group that this is going to spark off squabbles within the groups, since, if I were to get all my experts to speak,
alienated by the endless sectarian squabbles of the émigrés and finally severed all relations with them, while always maintaining close contacts with active members of the British workers movement.
violent condemnation(both of which lead only to ideological squabbles with short-term effects), be nothing more than a point of departure and a frame of reference.
what is going under, and maybe, if squabbles and disagreements do not lead to a logical solution of problems in the future,
As for the minutes of the Party Congress, the truly undeserved neglect of them can only be explained by the fact that our controversies have been cluttered by squabbles, and possibly by the fact that these minutes contain too large an amount of too unpalatable truth.
then after long squabbles and only when forced to do so by the small parties.
The squabbles among them, between“intentionalists” and“functionalists,” or between supporters and adversaries of a thesis such as
Instead of indulging in legal squabbles with the Council of Ministers, the European Parliament would do
There might be squabbles about matters of detail, but, on the whole, the aristocratic oligarchy
disservice if we jeopardise the common, long-term objective or completely lose sight of it for the sake of a few relatively minor inconsistencies and squabbles.
The squabbles amongst them, between“intentionalists” and“functionalists”, or between supporters and adversaries of a thesis such as Daniel
I sincerely trust that the Florence Council will not degenerate into squabbles over mad cow disease, but that it will produce a sign of hope that social dialogue, the originality of your proposal, of your pact of confidence, will prevail over squabbles which threaten to damage public confidence in the European idea.