Meanings of political feuds in English

Their anti-corruption efforts are also stymied by hesitant policy-makers, political feuds and inefficient state administration.

A hired pimp was despatched to Boston to hunt up slanders, originating in political feuds there.

Left and Right political feuds, brought across town from Parliament, have been basic elements of the trial.

The tendency of such conditions to inspire political feuds and to foster factional animosity is quite obvious.

But in the Ben Barka affair, Morocco's sordid political feuds seeped into the intelligence agencies of France, Israel and probably the US.

As these problems can be the embodiment of long-standing political feuds, unraveling them may involve more time in meetings than anything else.

All social and political feuds were placed before him, and his advice would heal the severest schisms and restore the most perfect harmony.

The Middle East's political feuds have stoked sectarian tensions between Islam's main Sunni and Shi'ite branches in recent years, contributing to increased militant violence.

But as U.S. troops prepare to withdraw by 2012, foreign firms must grapple with persistent violence, political feuds and legal uncertainties dogging large-scale investments.

Political feuds were indeed forgotten; thanks to a noble-minded Premier that was natural enough.

Political feuds, Sunni discontent or an attack on a holy site could spark a renewal in broad violence, as could any Israeli strike on Iran.