Sentence examples for amicable accord from inspiring English sources

The amicable accord between the sides was a sharp turnaround from the rancor of the last negotiations.

Another challenge is to reach an amicable accord on which properties work -- and which don't -- for the audiences and brands in question.

Such ideological disparity makes it harder for the two sides to reach an amicable accord.

It was "mutual and amicable" according to 360's Evelyn O'Neill.

Relations between John and his father do not seem to have been amicable; according to a statement made by John Singleton, in which he referred to Sir John as his "old Master", Sir John refused even to pass his son's house if he could avoid it, and believed that Jane would probably kill her husband.

According to Virgin, "the two came to an amicable agreement that ensured that Jim Steinman's music would be a continuing part of the 'Bat Out of Hell' legacy".

"We've come to an amicable agreement.

If there is no amicable agreement, the collateral is liquidated.

The judge told the parents, "You are going to have to learn to deal with each other in a civil and amicable manner," according to the Palm Beach Post.

They have remained on good terms since breaking our collective hearts last month, and are still "very amicable," according to People.

Meanwhile, Giuseppe Prioriello, who was COO of PastBook, has left the startup "in an amicable way for personal reasons", according to a company statement, leaving former eBay Italy technical leader Stefano Cutello as sole founder and CEO.