That number is down from 83percentt in May, with a big drop in the number of people who are "extremely satisfied" coming down from 50percenttoto 18percentt.
If a 'false-branch' leads to a terminal node t, and the condition of t is not fulfilled, then the conclusion of the last rule satisfied 'rippling down' to t is returned by the knowledge base.
The Athletics dominated the league, but Mattingly said they never seemed satisfied to play down to the Yankees' level.
Not satisfied with clamping down on attempts to report on blanket surveillance and the "war on terror", the UK government seems to have branched out to people like me – activists working to uncover and prevent such abuses.
With a spidery hand, she pressed a coin into the palm of my hand, smiled and lay back down, satisfied by her generous gesture.
Not satisfied by pulling down workers' wages in every imaginable domestic scenario, ALEC also supports a radical free trade agenda that pits U.S. workers against foreign workers making a fraction of their wage and facilitates the off-shoring of U.S. jobs.
Labour's transport spokesman, Michael Dugher, said: "Since 2010, overall passenger satisfaction with their journey is down, the percentage of passengers satisfied with punctuality is down and the percentage of passengers satisfied with value for money is also down.
Labor takes points of order and Pyne sits down, well satisfied with himself.
Only 20% of citizens said they were satisfied with his government, down from a high of 57% when he took the job.
Clegg, meanwhile, scored his worst ever satisfaction rating in this week's Ipsos MORI poll: only 23 per cent of voters are satisfied with his performance, down from 31 per cent last month, while 66 per cent are dissatisfied.
