Wrangling in a sentence

After weeks of wrangling, Germany and the United States last week said they would send Ukraine dozens of tanks to help push back Russian forces, opening the way for other countries to follow suit.

A Long Journey to an Uncertain End is like making a game out of wrangling your chaotic, queer friend group at a party but with a survival, science fiction twist.

Doctors and patients fear mifepristone could be pulled off the market when the legal wrangling ends.

Instead, just wrangling between the DUP and Northern Ireland Office (NIO) over when the word over really means over.

It raises some questions that seem less like plot holes and more like things with which the characters, and perhaps the filmmakers, are wrangling.

It took another half century of theological wrangling, rival synods, imprisonments, excommunications, and finally another council in 381 (Constantinople I) to define the nature of the Trinity and the final form of the creed.

Legal wrangling about that decision continues.

Louisiana is among states still wrangling over congressional districts after the U.S. Supreme Court in June ruled that Alabama had violated the Voting Rights Act.

Mick and Jerry — once riven by arguments over his endless cheating, not to mention protracted wrangling over her financial settlement after their relationship ended — now head the most unlikely of happy families.

Mr Trump, meanwhile, has spent the same period camped out at Mar-a-Lago in Florida, plotting his political return, deriding his enemies online and wrangling lawyers as the state and federal investigations into his past continue.

Speaking to reporters in the Jordanian capital Amman, he said that those distributing aid in Gaza had not reported aid being diverted since trucks resumed crossing the Egypt-controlled Rafah gate on Oct. 21 after diplomatic wrangling to resume the flow.

Spinach CEO Craig Flanders (featured image, left) said: “Spinach’s work with brands in the insurance and retailer spaces has highlighted an ever-increasing role for data and marketing technology wrangling.

There has been particularly heated rhetoric in France, where political parties in the country’s hung parliament are wrangling over a draft law governing new arrivals.

The UAE conference will bring the total number of days of Cop wrangling to almost 12 months’ worth.

They are wrangling the Nuggets’ offense as best they can, but to pull off a third upset they need to play Tyler Herro’s music as soon as possible.

After a year and a half of negotiations and legal wrangling, the district is set to begin responding to fires next week.

And once it went to the courts, the legal wrangling over an attempt to get rid of Mr. Barr would most likely outlast his actual term.

An investigation into the blast has stalled, mired in legal and political wrangling.

Appeals and legal wrangling have caused delays in the other three cases charging Trump with plotting to overturn the 2020 election results and with illegally hoarding classified documents.

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