The Communists attract attention only by their internal squabbles.

Don't try to draw me into your marital squabbles.

My mission here is not to solve your petty squabbles.

Cocom provided an opportunity to settle squabbles and plug loopholes quietly.

But in Chen s Taiwan, domestic squabbles took precedence over economic development.

Insults and squabbles fill our political stage and ruin the citizens trust in the government.

Many international diplomats are weary of the constant squabbles, endless setbacks, and stubbornness shown in previous negotiations.

Unfortunately, the Commission composed mostly of elected officials, rather than experts wasted its time in political squabbles.

This fight is proof of the chaos that will happen if squabbles on Twitter are taken to the street

Nationalist squabbles over the details of the merger would surely have been attenuated by a statesmanlike intervention from the Commission in Brussels.

Although the collapse of the common currency area owing to political squabbles seems unlikely at this point, it cannot be ruled out entirely.

A tempest in a teapot is perhaps the best description of the recent squabbles about opening the European Union s accession negotiations with Turkey.

After a bit of drama, Austria also gave up its opposition to the accession talks, in exchange for a promise of admission for Croatia, and the intra European squabbles have been patched up.

The Prague Spring was provoked by a crisis in the Communist Party, but the claim that it was merely a result of political squabbles among Party members falsifies history and rejects a significant fragment of the national heritage.

Unresolved boundary issues, squabbles over oil revenues, the ongoing conflict in Darfur, escalating tribal violence in the south and generally weak state capacity across all of Sudan complete a very depressing picture of the state of affairs in Africa's largest country.

Unresolved boundary issues, squabbles over oil revenues, the ongoing conflict in Darfur, escalating tribal violence in the south and generally weak state capacity across all of Sudan complete a very depressing picture of the state of affairs in Africa's largest country.

Unfortunately, the Commission composed mostly of elected officials, rather than experts wasted its time in political squabbles. Its members could not agree even on how to define subprime mortgages and calculate how many such mortgages there were in the United States at the time of the crisis.