Tellingly, if with a little affectation, Englander does not refer to those in his district as "constituents"; he calls them "customers," and feels it's his job as their representative to satisfy them.
But while there is something charming in the movement's refusal to serve up official representatives and slogans to satisfy media appetites, it's hard to see how else it will become part of the larger conversation.
Full Cry Though House Republicans have struggled to marshal the majority of their majority on two big-ticket votes, the bare 218 required to pass legislation is no longer sufficient to satisfy Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority whip.
It is possible, for example, that participants modified their responses (e.g. regarding awareness, knowledge, usefulness of Annex 2) in order to satisfy WHO headquarters representatives associated with the study.
With permission of the departmental representative, some foreign language classes may be used to satisfy the departmental distribution requirements.
Sales representatives earn generous commissions, so they will work hard to satisfy the doctors' demands, the employee said, adding, "You're going to make sure you do whatever he wants, whatever it is".
Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan called the bill "a naked attempt to satisfy anti-immigrant groups".
"The team ensured that representatives always felt valued and that this wasn't a token activity to satisfy the project requirement" [CCR1].
Steve Tufts, a leader of the firefighters union at the time, said in a recent interview that he and a representative from the police union had proposed the rule in order to satisfy city officials' concerns about long injury leaves.
The tensions between Mr. Karzai and his Western backers underscored their competing interests — not least to their home constituencies — and their differing visions of how best to satisfy Afghanistan's urgent need for both stability and representative government.
