Значения термина partisan wrangling на английском

The topic has been a source of partisan wrangling for years.

It involves delay, confusion, and an excess of partisan wrangling.

The overhaul was pushed through by Democrats in Congress after months of bitter partisan wrangling.

Months of partisan wrangling over possible tax increases and spending cuts had ended in a stalemate.

Hobbled by partisan wrangling last summer, Congress let aviation funding lapse, resulting in a two-week shutdown of airport projects.

Earlier this year, Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine, a leading moderate, announced her retirement, fed up with the partisan wrangling.

The disputed labor-board vacancies had been caught up in partisan wrangling, and Obama's action was a move around Senate inaction.

The Clinton series reveals how its scandal connects to the partisan wrangling and bad faith of today, and makes for enjoyable, illuminating listening.

After partisan wrangling, Jefferson's offer was accepted and Congress purchased his library of 6,487 volumes for $23,950.

Economists worry that partisan wrangling after the presidential and congressional elections could stall action on those decisions and several other measures, hobbling the economic recovery.

Efforts by Congress to set mandatory limits on carbon emissions failed to pass in 2009 and 2010 amid intense partisan wrangling.