Sentence examples for asked to satisfy from inspiring English sources

The technicians nod their heads and smile, as if they're happy, almost honored, to have been asked to satisfy the demands of an absolute master, and for an instant I feel as if I'm no longer in Prato, in a finishing mill, in 1997 or 1998, but in a 15th-century artist's workshop in Florence under the Medici.

We study the multi-budgeted version of the metric Survivable Network Design Problem SNDD) (Jain, 2001), also known as Steiner Network problem, where besides the usual connectivity requirements (i.e., lower bound on the number edge-disjoint paths) between pre-specified pairs of points, we are also asked to satisfy a set of extra linear constraints (the budgets).

Consider the Goursat problem for the strictly quasilinear hyperbolic system (1), in which the solutions to system (1) is asked to satisfy the following characteristic boundary conditions: x = x 1 ( t ) : u = ϕ ( t ) (5). and x = x n ( t ) : u = ψ ( t ) ; (6).

"He asked me to satisfy him sexually," she continued.

After 180 minutes, subjects were given a buffet lunch and asked to eat until satisfied.

The Padma Purana states that after Gautama leaves for his ritual bath, Indra masquerades as Gautama and asks Ahalya to satisfy him.

Secondary outcome measures were as follows: Surgeons were asked to document whether they were satisfied or dissatisfied with the wound closure device and whether they found the device easy to use.

But that didn't satisfy investors, who asked to withdraw $520 million in capital, or about 26 percent of assets.

Once any queries have been satisfied they will be asked to sign, complete and return the consent and reply forms.

While we do not comment on the particulars of contractual relationships with third parties, we have asked participating networks to satisfy all payment obligations through January 31.

A group based in Pakistan that calls itself Bolo Bhi wrote directly to eight companies that make a variety of security products, asking them not to satisfy Pakistan's demand for a firewall that would censor the Web.