Sentence examples for lead to an amicable from inspiring English sources

Sometimes these conversations lead to an amicable parting.

He hopes that the continual discussion on the journalists' jailing could lead to an "amicable solution".

The court's opinion, written by Justice Gary S. Stein, called that plan promising and positive and expressed the hope that the current planning would lead to an amicable, voluntary solution to a court fight that started in 1985.

In their written opinion, the justices expressed the hope that creation of the academy would lead to an amicable, voluntary solution to the court fight that started in 1985, when Englewood Cliffs, which does not have its own high school, wanted to send its high school students to another district.

The dispute led to an amicable separation, after which Theo emerged as head of Aldi Nord, which did sell them, while Karl led Aldi Süd.

This led to an amicable agreement that Robertson would leave, playing his last engagement with the band at the Berlin Metropol on 11 November.

If he wants to be magnanimous, he can be, without threatening his position, and that could lead to a fairly amicable resolution.

Not the ones that led to divorce, an amicable one.

While 'cured' cases always show a 100%% recovery (see Wolter and Rösch 2014 for a brief introduction to 'cured' events), amicable agreements do not necessarily lead to a full recovery (the average recovery rate for amicable agreements in our sample is 82 %; see Table 1).

"We always felt that a bipartisan and amicable conclusion to the fiscal cliff would lead to a very positive agenda for the next two years, and the opposite occurred.

Others have stressed that the overall relationship between European corporate enterprises and the Indian and other Asian authorities was often an amicable one, based on a perception of mutual advantage, which often led to an increase in trade and regional prosperity.