The use of culture to establish market differentiation is an advantage that traditional industries can adopt; of all traditional industries, fashion industry is the most appropriate one to facilitate the development of fashionable lifestyles to satisfy public need of cultural consumption.
She cited Bertelsmann as a probable bidder because as a private company it need not satisfy public shareholders by sticking to deals that create shareholder value right away.
But there is a third answer to Breyer's question about the difference the court could make: it is to satisfy public opinion's growing desire for closure and the nation's need for finality.
"It would not satisfy public concern for justice".
Public health planners, on the other hand, wish to have an optimal combination of these properties, because they need to formulate intervention strategies which can be generalized into recommendations, but are sufficiently realistic and precise to satisfy public health requirements.
At one time, this response might have satisfied public opinion.
No matter how shiny the production, it will not satisfy a growing public need for verisimilitude and authenticity.
A poor country could have used revenue from a landfill to satisfy an important public need, like school construction, and the investment may very well have turned out to be worth the risk.
Now so thoroughly a part of TV news, entertainment not only constitutes a significant portion of the content within the news, but it has become integral to 'the content leading up to the news.' If reality doesn't satisfy that perceived public need, then unreality has to be invented in order to fill it".
Meanwhile, national specialists were slowly increasing in number, but they continued to be insufficient to satisfy the public system needs.
The capture and summary execution of Colonel Gaddafi of Libya was a barbaric example of rough justice, the display of his body for several days in a supermarket meat freezer being the ultimate indignity to satisfy the public's need for visual proof of his death.
