Sentence examples similar to considered amicable from inspiring English sources

Tony Krantz considered the discussion normal and amicable: "At those meetings, you want to take signals from the buyer, and make compromises that satisfy them and that don't involve selling your soul to the devil".

But since the Treasury didn't disclose what it would pay for distressed seconds, now considered worthless, it's tough to tell how amicable this deal is for second-lien holders.

The FA did not enjoy an amicable relationship with the Football League at the time and considered it as a way to weaken the Football League's position.

I blame all those who have amicable dealings with regimes under which being LGBTQ is considered an offense punishable by death.

If you're able to have a calm and amicable discussion, consider dividing possessions according to who will use and enjoy them most.

Whilst we continue to campaign and are considering possible legal action, the time has come to discuss an amicable solution.

A report in The Daily Telegraph said Lafarge was considering a hostile $5.7 billion bid for Blue Circle, if Blue Circle refused an amicable Lafarge offer.

ROSBERG 100 HAMILTON 57 Surprisingly, the fall-out from the Barcelona crash was rather amicable, with Hamilton, Rosberg and their Mercedes team prepared to consider the crash a racing incident.

At that amicable meeting last month, the two traded ideas about promoting each other's fare and Folksbiene was asked to consider financing New Yiddish Repertory as an offshoot.

We're looking for an amicable deal".

I believe this was an amicable change".