Sentence examples for expect to satisfy from inspiring English sources

The shift of prisoners to county facilities began Monday, and state officials expect to satisfy the Supreme Court's mandate by June 2013 — at which time they must have reduced the state inmate population of 144,000, which put the prisons at 180 percent capacity, to 110,000, or 135 percent of capacity.

No one can expect to satisfy all of their partners needs.

Clinical academics are typically expected to satisfy two separate employers: the health service and their university.

All those seeking to charge more than £6,000 – which is every university in England – are expected to satisfy Offa on this score.

Bülow was expected to satisfy the widespread desire for an aggressive foreign policy while preventing the impetuous emperor from making a fool of himself.

At least 500,000 consumers Sony had expected to satisfy immediately -- many of whom had made deposits with retailers -- will be turned away.

However, the minutes also indicate that the deal was expected to satisfy agency requirements, and the Senate report does not say that directors had knowledge of Mr. Fastow's activities.

Girls and young women's sexuality is denied all their lives and then they are suddenly pushed into a marital relationship where they are expected to satisfy their husbands and prove their fertility.

Consequently, based on these physical arguments, the eigenvalues λ of the matrix C are expected to satisfy the inequalities (12).

Therefore, the energy functional is not expected to satisfy the Palais-Smale condition (see Definition 5 below ).

An actual population of neurons (or more generally, oscillators), however, would hardly be expected to satisfy this homogeneity assumption.