Sentence examples for organized to satisfy from inspiring English sources

Ms. Boccassini said Ms. Mahroug, known as Ruby Heart-Stealer, was "part of a system of prostitution organized to satisfy the pleasure of Silvio Berlusconi" at parties held at his villa outside of Milan while he was in office.

Hence, this process should be well-planned and organized to satisfy the various expectations such as quality of service, capacity limitations, and geographical advantages, by taking cost and time constraints into account.

The francophone Riel gathered support from among both the French-speaking and the English-speaking Métis communities, aware that his people had to work with the more reticent, less organized anglophones to satisfy their grievances.

Exactly as in Eastwood's film, the doctrines of organized religion do nothing to satisfy the needs of the living in regard to the dead — namely, to make contact with them.

Despite the fact that more than four million people have signed an online petition calling for a second referendum, there is little sign of an organized effort at Westminster to satisfy this demand.

The New York Road Runners organizes the invitation-only event to satisfy stir-crazy runners seeking to vary their winter workout on the one day the Empire State Building stairwell is open to foot traffic.

They think that as a person begins to use reason instrumentally to satisfy and organize his desires and appetites, he comes to value the exercise of reason for its own sake.

Mr. Morsi's speech, which was organized by Sunni clerics, seemed likely to satisfy Sunni conservatives throughout the region, who have increasingly framed the war in Syria as a sectarian fight against Shiites, especially Hezbollah.

These are not mom-and-pop stores, but they are stores that are relatively organized so there is enough range to satisfy a normal household's needs".

But organized labor and some Congressional Democrats want businesses to satisfy strict criteria before hiring from abroad.

Still, the Football Association, as England's soccer federation is known, plans to go ahead and organize Team GB anyway, knowing that the only way to satisfy its non-English counterparts would be to choose no one from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.