Sentence examples similar to amicably refuse from inspiring English sources
The nationalists say that kinks over currency and the like could be worked out amicably that it would not be in Britain's interests to antagonise its new northern neighbour, particularly since (they hint darkly) Scotland could refuse to take on its share of the national debt.
You want a divorce, but your spouse refuses to participate amicably.
Ez Texting has reached out to T-Mobile to resolve this blocking amicably, but since the blocking started, T-Mobile has refused to communicate with Ez Texting.
A Swansea City spokesperson confirmed that no further action would be taken over the incident and that Morgan - whom the club refused to name - and Hazard had met amicably after the game.
Aides to Mr. Darman refused to discuss details of Dr. Sullivan's letter, which was confidential, but said they thought the budget director and the Secretary could resolve their differences amicably.
I've had to deal with retail stores refusing to take a return, restaurants screwing up my food, and other first world problems and I've handled those situations amicably.
They even argue amicably.
"The gentlemen parted amicably".
They recently "amicably" divorced.
