The part of the sentence "satisfy this right" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the meeting of a certain requirement or obligation. For example: "In order to get the full refund on this purchase, you must satisfy this right."
And she never questioned her right to satisfy this need, even if she had occasionally to beg her loved ones "not to 'reproach me for my Newton.' " Today's women will find much that is familiar in Du Châtelet's multitasking lifestyle, which Zinsser, who teaches history at Miami University in Ohio and is an expert in women's history, describes with understandable and infectious appreciation.
This will take deft maneuvering and even more political capital to satisfy the right people within Iran's political establishment.
However, the group rights that can satisfy this test of universality will be limited in number.
The democratic constitution's creation of 17 autonomous regions tried to reverse Franco's heavy-handed centralisation, while keeping enough national control to satisfy the right, long nervous about self-government of Basques, Catalans and Galicians.
He must satisfy the right wing of his party, which has always pressed for smaller government, while defending increases for the Education Department, which a few years ago Republicans wanted to wipe out.
We might have reason to satisfy these right up until our last day, even if we cease to have them much earlier.
"I was satisfied this was the right thing, to have a former tabloid editor," says #Cameron of Coulson.
In this paper, the x-axis points toward the Sun, the z-axis points north, and the y-axis is chosen to satisfy the right-handed system.
Is he prepared to allow foreclosures in order to satisfy the rights of a lender?
It was an ideological selection made by the president to satisfy -- you talk about the left-wing base -- to satisfy the right-wing base.
