For like injuries it will be incumbent on us to seek redress in a spirit of amity, in full confidence that, injuring none, none would knowingly injure us.
Had she meant her words of keeping the partnership with old EU allies, that one small gesture of true friendship would have opened her negotiations in a genuine spirit of amity.
Such global leadership can indeed lead to an Age of Amity, a global economy where every nation can develop its own culture in a framework of global respect for human rights and dignity.
Still, in a state where Republicans seeking to advance to higher office are stacked up like jets waiting to land in fog at Newark International Airport, Mr. Franks has had his share of problems lately in promoting amity and bringing people together.
In a carefully orchestrated show of amity, Mr Obama said that never before in history had the US and Israel been so close.
While in Berlin, Adams negotiated (1799) a treaty of amity and commerce with Prussia.
And in a rare effort to inject a bit of amity into what has been a brutal race, the candidates were asked by a panelist to say something nice about each other.
New York State Police said Monday morning that the search in the towns of Amity and Friendship in western New York had concluded.
The two countries signed a Treaty of Amity and Commerce in 1899; over time, the Chinese expatriates began to establish profitable businesses such as wholesale and retail groceries.
The first, a treaty of amity and commerce, officially recognized the new country and encouraged Franco-American trade.
Yesterday was, of course, a day of amity and good will.
