Meanings of political squabble in English

Our whole trouble is a big political squabble, and you know I detest politics.

He experienced some political squabble with Saddam and was forced to flee for his survival.

Yes, he sees a human fight, while they are trying to make a political squabble.

Visitor numbers are expected to halve this year because of violence and the political squabble with Russia.

It's just that basic principles are far more important than a temporary political squabble in Student Government.

To my mind it's a wretched political squabble at best, and the politicians will settle it before long.

After all, what was any political squabble compared with the fact that Grace had promised to marry him in June?

After just two years, a political squabble escalated into renewed civil war in late 2013, fracturing the new nation along ethnic lines.

However, Haddon said naming Raab as Johnson's substitute would prevent a political squabble among senior ministers over who fronted press conferences or chaired meetings.

It was in the nature of a political squabble, covering the whole State, dividing districts, counties, cities, towns, villages, settlements, beats, crossroads groceries, and families.

Last year, a political squabble stole the spotlight as then-TOP leader Gareth Morgan insulted New Zealand First's Winston Peters, describing him as an "Uncle Tom".

Meanwhile, Yakima's economic-development advocates nervously await the outcome of the political squabbles.

Political squabbles have often hampered Romania's progress in its 25 years of democracy.

The chance should not be squandered through political squabbles on the stadium issue.

There was trouble going on here and there, petty wars and political squabbles.

Mediating political squabbles instead of protecting innocents.