The phrase "meet the description" is a valid phrase in written English that can be used in various contexts.
For example, you could say "The candidate did not meet the description of the ideal hire for the position."
Not many meet the description of the lone cryptographer living hand-to-mouth, writing secret codes.
The first shock Iain Conn delivered to Centrica's shareholders didn't really meet the description.
By all accounts, life in the cell block does not meet the description of Mrs. Milosevic, who has not yet visited but recently told reporters that it was a "concentration camp with gas chambers for Serbs".
French radio station RTL has reported that the arrested man is of African origin, 52, and does not meet the description of either of the Kouachi brothers, who are currently the prime suspects in the fatal attack.
As the comma was missing between "vehicle" and "camper", Ms Cammelleri was able to argue that her pick-up truck did not meet the description and so she had contravened no laws.
A 2006 study identified two additional taxa that did not quite meet the description for previously published species; these have been called Banksiamyces aff.
The documented lesions of three of them only meet the descriptions of Hackett's on-trial criteria, but two are also displaying diagnostic criteria.
The government's theory was that the driver's behavior in concealing the cash met the description of international money laundering, defined in a 1986 statute as transportation or transmission designed to "conceal or disguise the nature, the location, the source, the ownership, or the control" of the proceeds of illegal activity.
(If the reference of 'Phosphorus' was determined by a reference-fixing description together with the facts about which entity meets the description, then that fact itself is not a semantic fact, but a metasemantic one, i.e., it does not concern the question of what the meaning of the word is, but the question of how the meaning of the word is determined).
Instead, get both executives together and let them know that you need them to agree on a common definition of a lead, a method for determining whether any given lead meets the description and an objective for the head of marketing to hit next quarter that both he and the head of sales will be happy with.
"Clay met the description better than anyone we had seen," Knudson told the Houston Chronicle (http://bit.ly/1v1xRLg).
