Sentence examples for intend to satisfy from inspiring English sources

Kerry told reporters he spoke earlier in the day with Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, who made it clear that the Iranians intend to satisfy their nuclear obligations "as rapidly as possible".

At the same time, firms that intend to satisfy individual needs know these elements, and have to make a strategic choice regarding the type of food they produce.

Although much foreign investment in China is aimed at exports, even more is intended to satisfy domestic demand.

This would be intended to satisfy the major national groceries — but not to favor any one chain.

He said General Taguba's investigation was thorough, but was not intended to satisfy the requirements for a court-martial.

Presumably, watching blood spurt from kicked terrorists is intended to satisfy the audience that Team America got payback.

Their stagings are intended to satisfy the audience from the front row of the orchestra to the standing room in the family circle.

There was also a project intended to satisfy the curiosity of students in Lichtenstein about the carpenter bee's social behavior.

There is an inherent conservatism to the legal profession, owing to its commitment to working chiefly through existing institutions and to the fact that law itself is predominantly intended to satisfy expectations arising from inherited patterns of behaviour.

Mr. Abe also seemed to move closer to committing Japan to join the United States and other Pacific Rim nations in negotiating the regional free-trade agreement — and in a way that seemed intended to satisfy both leaders' separate domestic political concerns.

ATHENS — With euro zone finance ministers set to resume talks on Greece's intractable debt on Tuesday, the authorities in Athens scrambled Monday to sign off on measures intended to satisfy the outstanding demands of the country's foreign lenders.