America's frustration with the EU, whose latest changes to its banana regime are unlikely to satisfy world trade law, is understandable.
OPEC members are already pumping above their quota levels, and Saudi Arabia, the only OPEC country with the ability to increase production significantly, has promised to continue raising its output to satisfy world demand.
America and the EU disagree over whether the EU's new banana regime satisfies world trade rules.See article: Trade war Allied Domecq, a British drinks and leisure group, is hoping to raise spirits all round with a plan to demerge its leisure and retailing interests from its wines and spirits division.
The main advantage of the thorium fuel cycle is that thorium is more abundant than uranium and hence can satisfy world energy demands for longer.
Another kind of interest in the past was satisfied by world chronicles, beginning with the creation or some early biblical event.
But they are unlikely to satisfy the world's thirst for energy to the extent their advocates assume.
But he is unlikely to satisfy the world's desire to hear him speak about his brief jaunt across the lunar surface four decades ago.
The result will be lower prices for consumers, and more capacity to satisfy the world's ever-growing demand for electricity some of it, ironically, caused by the spread of the Internet.
The new European sanctions were necessary as a result of a "continued failure to satisfy the world that the program was for peaceful purposes," said William Hague, the British foreign secretary.
Earth is menaced by a terminal exhaustion of power sources; a space mission is launched to test a new kind of post-nuclear generator that, if it works, will satisfy the world's energy needs ad infinitum.
