At the moment a s we look over our library, "The Care and Feeding of Children," and "Lady Chatterly's Lover," seem to us two of the most beautiful and satisfactory titles in the English language.
The land acquisition legislation, which is designed to prevent government seizures of agricultural land, could be used as a trigger to push for a restoration of the right to property, which was excised from the Constitution in 1978, and establish a satisfactory database of land titles, among other changes.
Bioassays demonstrated that some title compounds displayed satisfactory insecticidal and acaricidal properties.
All title compounds gave satisfactory chemical analyses, and the chemical structures of the synthesized compounds were summarized in the part of experimental, and the typical 1H NMR spectra analyses for compound 4a have been shown in Fig. 3.
The report does not cite the names of the officials who it says "did not discharge their responsibilities in a satisfactory manner," but it identifies some of them by title.
Williams did win the title here in 2002, which may sound quite satisfactory — except that she has won each of the other major tournaments at least four times.
Abū ʿAbdallāh ibn Mājā (ah 210 273 [824–886 ce]), a pupil of Abū Dāʾūd, compiled another with the same title but tended to a readier tolerance of less than satisfactory traditions.
Patent information with satisfactory purposes was searched using the following strategies: Topic = (monoclonal antibod*) AND Title = (monoclonal antibod*) AND Assignee = (CHINA).
In truth, having drawn 11,220 for the memorable 2011 title victory, on penalties, against Harrisburg, anything over that figure would have been satisfactory.
Thick fog and light snow hampered the men's event, one in which Ivica Kostelic of Croatia locked up the season slalom title to accompany his first career overall title, and even if course conditions had been satisfactory for the women's race, snowfall and a lack of visibility might have forced cancellation.
