Sentence examples for be settled amicably from inspiring English sources

Harding's apologetic testimony had suggested such a claim was likely to be settled amicably for considerably less than £100,000.

"Forensic" means "pertaining to the law" and, unless the claim can be settled amicably, each party appoints a law firm to handle the case.

It also sent out bullish signals that its drawn-out disputes on future pension provision and pay will be settled amicably.

Industy insiders said the legal notice was standard practice and that the matter would probably be settled amicably with a cash payment.

In Washington, State Department officials say a resolution is vital if dozens of smaller water disputes across the 5,500-mile 5,500-miletes-Canadian border can be settled amicably.

This dispute could still be settled amicably, if the government agrees to very reasonable and just demands of junior doctors, namely: Protection of the hours worked, and paid at a standard rate.

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.

He countersued, and the actions were settled amicably, Mr. Granat said.

The incident was settled amicably after Baker sent Shine an audio recording proving that the accusation was false.