Sentence examples similar to amicable trade from inspiring English sources

We're looking for an amicable deal".

Better off out: Britain could negotiate an "amicable divorce", but retain strong trading links with EU nations, say those campaigning for Britain's exit.

In this situation, divorce from the EU would probably be relatively amicable and require a negotiated free trade agreement.

Printz, who was an energetic and conscientious governor, established harmony with the local Indians, arranged amicable relations with English North American settlers, initiated trade connections with the Dutch in New Netherlands, and constructed or directed several commercial enterprises within New Sweden.

Lord Lawson, the new head of a Conservative Brexit campaign, said last week Britain could "negotiate a free trade deal with the rest of Europe", entailing "a more amicable and realistic relationship".

The parting seems amicable.

How amicable is too amicable?

The split was amicable.

Most have been amicable.

American Amicable disputes that.

The couples are amicable.