Sentence examples for amicable relation from inspiring English sources

The Assyrians did not share an amicable relation with their neighbour.

Life is easier when exes, especially exes who share kids, establish amicable relations.

But earlier in his tenure, he enjoyed amicable relations with many unions.

These groups traditionally had amicable relations, but became increasingly polarised during the first civil war (1956-1972).

He ensured amicable relations with Lothar by excommunicating Lothar's rival, Conrad of Hohenstaufen (later the German king Conrad III).

The government of Taiwan, the self-ruling island over which Beijing claims sovereignty, has been inching toward more amicable relations with the mainland in recent years.

Mr Kerry will claim that the last Democratic president delivered eight years of peace, prosperity, balanced budgets and amicable relations with America's allies.

Clark attempted to broker amicable relations between the settlers and the Indians, but Missourians viewed him as too sympathetic to Native Americans.

Unlike the militant Taborites (also followers of Hus), the Utraquists were moderates and maintained amicable relations with the Roman Catholic Church.

For those seeking amicable relations with Steinbrenner, Schiller has a suggestion: "A call to ask, 'How're you doing?' is great".

"That will mean more amicable relations between industry and environmentalists," said Mr. Houseman, who was laid off in early November with 51 other workers at the plant.