Back in the 1800s, to be accepted as a resident, "a lady had to be over 60 and bring satisfactory testimonials of the propriety of her conduct and the respectability of her character," according to an article in The Fort Greene Association Newsletter, published in 2001, the year the building was converted into 25 condos, "and come provided with a good bed and furniture for her room".
However, without institutional changes to reform wage-labor relations in the light of macroeconomic factors, government action did not bring satisfactory results.
The use of pure solvents, i.e., acetonitrile, methanol, and chloroform, did not bring satisfactory results.
CPB is now being widely employed as a simple procedure which brings satisfactory pain relief, although the duration of this response may be limited [ 7].
The huge investments in large-scale irrigation system, however, have not brought about satisfactory performance in many cases.
The EU's Justice Commissioner, Viviane Reding, said "self-regulation so far has not brought about satisfactory results" for women.
In the end, the daily visits of expert clinicians to hospitalized children in N 'djamena the accessibility of the authorities to local leaders, and discussions with the ministry of health brought a satisfactory outcome to this crisis.
The Kraken, hiding in Aegean waters, provides the special effects finale to the attempts in Clash of the Titans of the demigod Perseus (Sam Worthington) to bring a satisfactory end to the dispute between his decent father, Zeus (Liam Neeson), and his wicked uncle, Hades (Ralph Fiennes).
She was based on Christie's grandmother and thus evokes something of all grandmothers, which – as mine remains a beloved memory – is a point in her favour), and Christie's two last (published) books, Curtain and Sleeping Murder, written 40 years earlier to bring a satisfactory end to Poirot's (and, to a lesser extent, Miss Marple's) respective careers.
