Sentence examples for Amicable approach from inspiring English sources

So could this presage a new, amicable approach to Prime Minister's Questions?

It is unclear what the current attempt at a more amicable approach will mean for the agreement.

He said ministers at Westminster would do better to maintain an amicable approach with Scotland.

Mr. Arnault, now by far the largest individual shareholder in Hermès, insists that his approach is amicable.

Iceland Foods said it received no recent approaches about an amicable resolution of the issue, which was its preferred approach.

These features thus make the new approach more flexible and amicable to practical implementation.

However, as 2011 approaches, the chances of an amicable divorce look increasingly slim.

Braun calls this kind of grassroots approach "authentic marketing" — a phrase, like "amicable divorce," or "peacekeeper missile," that sounds like an oxymoron.

Such conscientious objection is an irritant that mars otherwise amicable relationships with the U.S. Clearly, a new approach is called for.

Braun calls this kind of grassroots approach "authentic marketing"—a phrase, like "amicable divorce," or "peacekeeper missile," that sounds like an oxymoron.

Kollek's light-handed approach proved successful throughout the 1970s, and communal relations between Israelis and Palestinians in the city were generally amicable.