Examples of using Amicably in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Amicably Ignacio.
Can we work this out amicably?
Not amicably, at first.
We will work this out amicably.
Amicably Ignacio from Belgium.
We shall settle this matter amicably.
They divorced amicably in April 1987 after 28 years of marriage.
I was hoping to settle this amicably.
He had been trying to do this amicably but she was threatening to tell me.
I thought we could handle this amicably.
Then if Scottie won't separate from us amicably, we will make her do it forcibly.
So be it: take it yourself and divide amicably.
They amicably separated in 1998 over different ideas of when Murdoch would retire.
I hope we can resolve this amicably.
If your attempt to resolve the dispute amicably and obtain payment from your debtor has not yielded any meaningful result;
I just wanna settle this amicably. Okay?
In order to settle a dispute amicably, a Consumer may, in particular, file a complaint through the ODR(Online Dispute Resolution) platform, available at WEB.
I would hoped wewere gonna be able to handle this amicably.
In November 2011,it was confirmed that Saldana and Britton had amicably ended their relationship after eleven years together.
I do not remember what we talked about but it was amicably.
My marriage ended a little more amicably than yours.
They should also remember that the argument happened with someone they are in love with and whom they respect,so its important to resolve the matter amicably.
It looks as though this thing might end amicably after all.
Our two countries havealways found a way to work out our differences amicably.
We are always interested in resolving disputes amicably and efficiently.
We all had a drink together, native and European alike, quite amicably.
I sat down at a tablewhere other friends were chatting amicably, but I did not join in.
And if our country needs moreterritory do you expect it will get it amicably?
When in a fight with one's partner,always seek to resolve the fight amicably, rather than fight to win.
Now… let's both take a deep breath andsee if we can sort this out amicably.