Sentence examples for it is possible to satisfy from inspiring English sources

I don't think it is possible to satisfy the people without a schedule".

The Lafitte design shows that it is possible to satisfy the need to replace destroyed public housing and to create vibrant new communities of mixed incomes.

Owing to the existence of this latter regime, a range of conditions exists wherein it is possible to satisfy the classical Young equation macroscopically, and a more complete equilibrium locally.

Although a finite truncation error is inherent to all discretization methods, it is possible to satisfy certain global properties, such as conservation of mass, momentum, and total energy, to numerical roundoff error.

The application of the proposed optimization approach shows that it is possible to satisfy a significant percentage of the domestic water demands using a harvesting rainwater system decreasing the associated cost in the time horizon.

The results suggest that it is possible to satisfy all requirements needed for the current leads of the ITER TF coils if the scale-up of this HTS current lead is performed with the same design concept.

In this way, it was possible to satisfy the collapse prevention performance state in an efficient and economical manner.

It may be possible to satisfy both audiences with integrated reporting, although some participants argued that integration could devalue sustainability, reducing it to a narrow set of indicators within an annual report that focuses on financial features.

The guidance says: "It may be possible to satisfy the standard identification requirement by means of a payment to an account in the sole or joint name of the customer".

Thus, through offering the option of process combinations (i.e. dual processes), it may be possible to satisfy many if not all of the annotation discrepancies that arise.

Judge Korman scheduled the hearing after a special master said last year that, because of lack of cooperation from the Swiss banks, it might not be possible to satisfy the main goal of the suit -- to find depositors with valid claims to $800 million set aside for people whose Swiss banks accounts were lost or looted during the Holocaust.