Sentence examples for amicable process from inspiring English sources

There is a private members' bill to introduce a "no fault" divorce, and Baroness Hale, deputy president of the supreme court, called for it to be introduced (a previous act, 20 years ago, which would have allowed for a more amicable process, was never implemented and was eventually scrapped).

This is an amicable process and protecting the well-being of our children remains our top priority, especially during this time of transition".

"It has actually been an amicable process that started a few months ago," a source close to J.Lo told Us Weekly.

Even when divorces are amicable, the process of figuring out who pays for what when it comes to raising a child can be devastatingly difficult.

The more aggressive and "take-all" the attitude of your lawyer, the less amicable the settlement process will be, so bear that in mind when choosing one.

If I am an advocate, it's for understanding, fair process and amicable resolution – nothing else.

"It took some time to resolve the claim, but the process was amicable and relations between the parties have been cordial," Lord said in an email.

Management did not yield to the demands and, as a result, a proxy contest was launched to replace the entire board of the company with directors who would presumably be more amicable to a sales process, possibly even with a specific suitor in mind.

And that's when the process is amicable and goes smoothly.

This kind of acculturation model is often realised through interpersonal amicable contacts, therefore the process of de-sinicisation was rather fast, occurring in only two generations, since the grandchildren no longer speak Chinese.

The process is "quite amicable," he said.