Sentence examples for settle amicably from inspiring English sources

"Some victims have decided to settle amicably or not to file charges as doing so would significantly delay the repatriation," he said.

Mr. Siegel said that he hoped to settle amicably with the city the question of where and how protesters could sleep on sidewalks, but he added that if that effort failed, he and others would consider suing the city.

Before filing, he sent the complaints to the banks, hoping to settle amicably.

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.

"Everyone wants to see if something can he settled amicably," Mr. DeCaro said.

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

The lawsuit was finally settled amicably over dinner in New York at a restaurant named after the novel.

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

Korda and the agencies issued a joint statement saying the case had been settled amicably in London last week.