"They satisfied the need to create something intimate, and to repossess myself.
Of course, game developers do not spend years working on a game just to recreate the past, and Sonic Team has satisfied its desire to create something new by adding a team play element.
The suspicion is that Petrobras is creeping away from its core competency as a deep-water exploration and production pioneer to satisfy government desires to create jobs through the inefficient building and operation of refineries.
She founded her company in 1982, because various teaching positions, including a stint from 1980 to 1985 at Centenary College in Hackettstown, could not satisfy the urge to create, she said, and "because getting incorporated was the grown-up thing to do".
She reiterated that idea in her Craft magazine column, arguing that the practice satisfies the urge to create, values feminine art forms, provides relief from the digital world and, yes, is a form of "political statement" against the dehumanizing global supply chain.
Therefore a comprehensive system dynamics model of the EU light duty vehicle road transport sector was built, in order to satisfy a need to create a more sophisticated model for understanding relevant interactions and transitions than previously available.
We put out a couple of kid's albums to satisfy our desire to create - and that worked very well for us.
One would be hard-pressed to imagine how Sizemore could trump the box-office success of films such as Natural Born Killers, Heat, Saving Private Ryan, or Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man but Sizemore, the consummate chameleon, found a way to not only satisfy his yearning to create a believable character and still sell units by directing his own indie feature, The Tom Sizemore Sex Scandal.
Is the court satisfied that the bill to create same-sex civil unions will end the discrimination it found, or is it contemplating further action?
The agents have beliefs about their environment and desires they want to satisfy, thus leading them to create intentions to act.
