"From time immemorial, mankind used nature to satisfy its needs, more and more," Mr. Putin said.
While the Bush administration proclaims that markets, left alone, solve social problems, the Kerry camp holds that markets, by their nature, cannot satisfy a number of legitimate needs and that government must therefore step in.
The easier one is called variable series reactance, which is automatically adjustable in nature to satisfy the demand of active power flow through it.
Publicly stating that the FBI's investigation is criminal in nature would satisfy the withholding of records compiled for law enforcement purposes under FOIA, James and Light argued.
Policy-makers are converting existing forest plantations (mostly former coniferous plantations) into natural areas to comply with the EU requirements about nature restoration and satisfy the growing demand for recreation and amenity spaces.
You do not go into somebody's house and start rearranging their furniture.Perhaps foreigners are, by their nature, hard to satisfy.
Salespeople by nature are never satisfied with giving someone a non-answer, and this was so much more personal than any transaction.
A year later, Nature Conservancy was satisfied it had averted "a pogrom against the badger" and even the ministry of agriculture was inclined to attribute an outbreak in West Penrith in Cornwall to poor "husbandry and management practices".
When her first collection, "Interior with Sudden Joy," was published in 1999, the magazine called it a "heady, infectious celebration of erotic life" whose "immense subject is the nature of desire: satisfied, thwarted, engorged, playful, and possessive".
Mainly my selections came out ahead, and, given their generally conservative nature, I am satisfied.
