Meanings of bitter disputes in anglès

Half a dozen villages are engaged in bitter disputes about the turbines.

Once there had been bitter disputes, the intersection closed by sporadic sniper fire.

To try to keep such misunderstandings from erupting into bitter disputes, we have smileys.

What bitter disputes among the skilled workingmen in different trades!

The crisis has caused bitter disputes between member states about how to share out responsibility.

It's a nostalgic trip through a landscape of great players and at times bitter disputes.

It gets away from long and bitter disputes.

The Stork was so proud that he frequently galled his humbler companion, and bitter disputes often arose.

But when-immigration continuing, and perfected ploughs being introduced-landstood in great demand, bitter disputes arose among the settlers.

A government proposal is threatening to revive one of the most bitter disputes the school sector has seen in the past 25 years.

These churches are all Anglican, but they are culturally extremely different, leading to bitter disputes between some of the more conservative and liberal members.

Workers at five railway operators are to strike in November in bitter disputes over the role of guards and the driver-only operation of trains.

There was still room for bitter disputes, especially over the ownership of Church property which had been secularized in the course of the Reformation.

A government proposal is threatening to revive one of the most bitter disputes the education sector has seen in the past quarter of a century.

Some 1.3 million migrants reached Europe last year fleeing war and economic hardship, prompting bitter disputes among European countries over how to share responsibility.