Significados de internal wrangling en inglés

It serves the purpose of diverting attention from the party's internal wrangling.

However, a further source played down the internal wrangling.

After years of internal wrangling, a consultation exercise had resulted in a Constitution for Europe which now had been rejected.

The board of One51 terminated Mr Lynch's contract with immediate effect following weeks of internal wrangling and pressure to resign.

When asked my opinion I counselled against this as I argued that it could only lead to further division and internal wrangling.

European rugby bosses have confirmed internal wrangling could delay the appointment of a figurehead chairman for the revamped continental game by five months.

It is worth bearing in mind that May's administration is still in its infancy, but is already beset by internal wrangling and division.

May's proposals for a future EU relationship after Britain departs from the bloc next March had taken two years of internal wrangling to agree.

POLAND: Poles voted in local elections yesterday in the first major test of a ruling coalition that has secured economic growth despite internal wrangling.

However the Board had been described by a High Court judge as being at 'serious risk of dysfunctionality' and the internal wrangling has continued.

Despite much internal wrangling over the rules and a pushback by consumer groups, SEC officials said Wednesday's final text remains similar to last year's proposal.

Over recent years FAIT experienced internal wrangling when first Ms Nancy Gracey, who founded the group in 1990, left it in 1996 under acrimonious circumstances.

We watch their internal wranglings as if they were football teams.

Announcing her new team, Gillard said her government's eyes would now be on the nation and not internal wranglings of her party.

They do want revenge, they set up their task force and had their own internal wranglings about what they can do to win it back.