These recursions are anchored in a base-clause addressing the satisfaction of primitive predicates: an object o satisfies 'x is F' iff o instantiates the property expressed by 'F'.
(2) The study addressed the satisfaction of people who chose to attend clinic, and take part in the study they were offered.
"I said we wanted to see him give one more-unifying speech, which addressed, to the satisfaction of all, the grievances and the grief of all parties," he said.
The state issued a press release explaining that the executions had been temporarily paused while the governor's office, the Department of Corrections, and the attorney general's office addressed legal issues surrounding their drug protocol: "Executions will resume once those issues have been addressed to the satisfaction of all three parties".
The state issued a press release explaining that the executions had been temporarily paused while the Governor's office, Department of Corrections and the attorney general's office addressed legal issues surrounding their drug protocol: "Executions will resume once those issues have been addressed to the satisfaction of all three parties".
However, safety concerns, particularly with regard to teratogenicity, neuropsychiatric morbidity and cardiovascular effects, have not been addressed to the satisfaction of the EMA, which has refused to grant a license for use of Qsymia in Europe.
It was suggested that such procedures should ensure that problems and concerns of sex workers regarding participation in clinical trials could be addressed to the satisfaction of all concerned, through the application of methods, techniques and efforts that demonstrate researchers' respect for these concerns.
While it may ultimately be valuable to address the personal satisfactions of health workers to keep them happy, the implications for policy rest more on providing the tools and incentives necessary for these health workers to stay in their jobs and to perform them to a reasonable standard.
"I would certainly like to address this to the satisfaction of the world community," the general said helpfully.
"While the majority [of violations] from this period were categorized as administrative in nature, we took every one extremely seriously, ensuring each was addressed, closed to the satisfaction of the regulator and used for improvement purposes, as indicated by the more than 75% decline in violations after 2010 to fewer than 20 in 2014".
