Sentence examples for satisfy the work from inspiring English sources

State officials said that some welfare recipients would have to take two jobs to satisfy the work requirements of Mr. Bush's proposal.

People aged 65 to 74 who satisfy the work test will still be able to make additional contributions to their super accounts.

Advocates of the degree say it will become a fixture at many more universities because it promises to satisfy the work force requirements of increasingly technological economies in the United States and abroad.

"In effect," Mr. Cardin said, "the administration would force states to put people in unpaid workfare positions in order to satisfy the work requirement, rather than providing the skills necessary for a person to be successful in a wage-earning job".

To satisfy the work requirement, some students have jobs in the academic departments, administrative offices and labs, while others are assigned to the college farm, the workshops that make and sell traditional mountain crafts (its handmade brooms, especially, are well-known treasures) or the college-owned hotel, which anchors the town square.

In addition, the agency offers a fairly broad array of activities that would satisfy the work requirement.

His domestic policy brought to Spain public order and a degree of national unity, but he did not satisfy the working class.

In February, NIH issued a notice announcing two major changes to the agency's Pathway to Independence Award for postdocs, known as the K99/R00 or "kangaroo" award, designed to satisfy the working group's recommendations.

"I am satisfied the work these agencies do is not only vital but it is properly overseen," he said.

The rat rarely satisfied the work requirement when reward intensity was low (over the low-frequency portions of frequency and radial sweeps).

During the advent of the Industrial Age in the late 19th century, production shifted towards mass-produced le gros rouge — cheap red wine that could satisfy the growing work force.