Sentence examples for he would satisfy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama did not specify how he would satisfy the Buffett rule.
So Greene said he would satisfy the mandate by running only the first round here, but no semifinals or final.
Ms. Hahn had complained in court papers that he "has fought me every step of the way in the divorce action," and said she did not expect that he would satisfy the money judgments.
Nozad intended to join them after his compulsory stint in Irans military service, which he would satisfy by playing soccer for the countrys premier team.
At a recent multi-party debate before the foreign media I asked Mr Bennett whether he believed there should ever be a Palestinian state in the West Bank and, if not, how he would satisfy the national ambitions of millions of Palestinians.
He suggested that no step he took would satisfy the West.
He proposed a formula that he hoped would satisfy both sides: different understandings of scripture were acceptable, and church unity was assured so long as both sides had a "child-like faith in God".
"We're going to work it hard," Mr. Manchin said Thursday, adding that he was looking at tweaking the language of his bill in a way that he believed would satisfy senators who, for example, felt that background checks on person-to-person gun sales would be too onerous for people who live in rural areas far from a sporting goods store.
But bringing a Neanderthal to birth, he said, would satisfy the human desire to communicate with other intelligences.
But when he started recording with Presley, his style began to change – he described much of his work as "filling in holes" – a little pinch of country style, a dollop of the blues, and all of the licks he knew would satisfy Phillips' desire for "something different".
But Mr Osborne said it would be a "coalition Budget", which he claimed would "satisfy a broad range of public opinion".
