Examples of using Wrangling in English and their translations into Greek
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a certain political neutrality, that he must be above party-political wrangling.
through the“good news,” work in the common interest of others without wrangling, disputing, bickering.
I give myself a weekly block of time to work on tag wrangling, and I check in at least a few days a week.
he decided not to waste energy on useless wrangling.
killed her after intense wrangling.
has finally been deported to Germany after years of embassy wrangling, the White home announced.
On the core issue of minimum wage itself, political wrangling is unlikely to result in a real solution.
killed her after intense wrangling.
In the wrangling, a 32-year-old Englishman was hit by a blow that caused him to fall to the ground”.
critics alike for its ability to mix spectacle and political wrangling.
Grece and its foreign creditors reached a deal on reforms in early May after six months of tense negotiations but the wrangling hurt economic activity.
Italy will be wrapped in a long drawn-out period of wrangling that will feature intense anti-establishment and euroskeptic tones," political analyst Wolfango Piccoli told the Associated Press.
After much legal wrangling, John Lennon finally received his green card from the U.S. Department of Naturalization.
He wanted to discuss a deal with my government ahead of recovering the treasure to avoid the years of legal wrangling that followed the discovery of the Granada.
Italy will be wrapped in a long drawn-out period of wrangling that will feature intense anti-establishment and euroskeptic tones," said political analyst Wolfango Piccoli.
To preclude any legal wrangling, the Israeli government has been actively pursuing wholesale,
Political wrangling over raising the federal debt ceiling was widely viewed as the primary reason that the US debt's rating was downgraded in 2011.
She was stateless until, after much legal wrangling, Japan gave her a passport when she was 28 years old.
The only wrangling may involve conservative proposals to roll back anti-discrimination laws over religious
After much legal wrangling, the case is now before the International Court of Justice in The Hague.