Sentence examples for amicably settled from inspiring English sources

Andrew Hoffmann, a lawyer for Lucky Farm, said his client had amicably settled the matter.

Mr. Simpson said the dispute was "amicably settled" and that Mail Online had a new agreement with Mavrix.

"Tavern on the Green is pleased that this long-pending dispute has been amicably settled," she said.

When asked about this, Mr. Gildin repeated that Dunhill considered the matter amicably settled and would not comment further.

In 2009, 609 of the complaints were amicably settled when the newspaper or magazine took remedial action which satisfied the complainant, compared with 552 complaints resolved in this way in 2008.

With its land neighbours, India excepted, China has amicably settled nearly all border disputes; it has abjured force in dealing with South-East Asian neighbours over still unsettled maritime boundaries.

So everyone has an interest in minimising conflicts and amicably settling those that crop up.But reasons for restraint are not always proof against sabre-rattling and Rusabre-rattling andlging in that of late.

It has long been a stone around Romania's neck, paying no tax, piling up debts of $1.2 billion, and propping up other loss-making state industries with subsidised steel.Lately Mr Nastase has taken his "new, improved Romania" on the road, regaining some credibility for it in Germany and amicably settling payment, he says, on a $4 billion debt with Sweden.

Ms. Freedman said through a spokesperson that the suit was "settled amicably".

He met with Churchill in a number of wartime conferences at which differences were settled amicably.

That dispute was settled amicably, without litigation, according to an executive at I.C.M.