Sentence examples for met satisfactorily from inspiring English sources

Yet even where the criteria for assisted suicide seem to be met satisfactorily, the moral difficulties do not disappear.

In particular, the investigation focussed on the susceptibility of the bridge due to flutter, and to assess if the design wind speeds could be met satisfactorily.

5)—according to which (à la Brandom 1983), in asserting p one undertakes a commitment to either defending p or giving up p if the challenge cannot be met satisfactorily (see Kölbel (2004: 308) for some other discussions of this objection).

Following item reduction, scaling assumptions were met satisfactorily for the 4 multi-item scales and most items.

In case of IGRA in this study, CV should be kept less than 10% [ 17, 18] and in the second trial, this criterion was met satisfactorily.

The expectations of attention and autonomy, including participation in the treatment process, are not met satisfactorily in inpatient and outpatient care.

The focus hereby was to identify and understand the passengers' needs and requirements in order to meet them satisfactorily and optimally for both service-providers and customers.

Colin Fyfe, chief executive of Darlington Building Society, insists that the MMR should not affect home-based businesses or their ability to access mortgage funds, providing the lender's normal lending criteria is satisfactorily met and the loan is affordable.

Those pardoned, as well as Mr. Barbour, argue that the Constitution clearly leaves it solely up to the governor not only to grant pardons but also to decide whether the publication requirement has been satisfactorily met.

Coming out a day after President Bush argued that success in Iraq would allow him to begin withdrawing some American troops, the report found that Iraqi leaders had satisfactorily met half of 18 "benchmarks" that Congress had mandated during its debate this year over whether to finance an increase in the American force in Iraq.

The demo plant satisfactorily met the local effluent discharge limits during both the summer and winter periods.