Sentence examples for an amicable division from inspiring English sources

They settled into an amicable division of labor.

The two band members have an amicable division of labor: Linnell is the introverted writer and a stronger singer, while Flansburgh is the outgoing schmoozer, who supervises the business & marketing sides of the band.

One was whether Congress could manage an amicable division of powers between its leader, Sonia Gandhi, and the unelected technocrat in whose favour she renounced the job of prime minister, Manmohan Singh (pictured in technocratic pose above).

By the early 1750s, the rights of the family to an extensive portion of the revenues of Gujarat were recognized by the peshwa, and an amicable division was arranged.

Without involving the European Commission directly in defence decisions a taboo for many members—he asks whether it could apply its experience to overseeing a "common market in weaponry".Mr Barnier's hopes for an amicable division of labour between the EU and NATO, still a far more important defence club, rose this week after a diplomatic deal to finesse differences between Greece and Turkey.

"This was an amicable decision," says Haseltine, one in "our mutual best interests".

She filed for divorce in May 2014 as part of an amicable split.

"It was an amicable splitting.

It was an amicable parting.

"We had an amicable meeting, as amicable as amicable can be".

Dennis said it was an amicable split.