Supposedly, or so I have heard, some expect my speech to pave the way for a fundamental reform of the European architecture, which will satisfy all kinds of alleged or actual British wishes.
"As well as having fewer resources at its disposal than its predecessor, the legacy investigations branch cannot itself satisfy [human rights] requirements … because of its lack of independence from the police service.
The EU's competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, had expressed scepticism that the Hinkley Point C scheme could satisfy the EU's stringent state aid criteria after the UK government agreed to underwrite the project with a loan guarantee and a commitment on the price of the electricity generated by the power station.
But one senior coalition figure said any concessions offered by the Germans would amount to "chickenfeed" that would not satisfy Tory eurosceptics.
Gone are the days when all you needed was a winning smile, helpfulness and the ability to operate a low-tech till to satisfy customer needs.
It stated: "It is also worth recalling previous intelligence to the effect that Mr Lynch's intelligence officers in Northern Ireland are Messrs Cooper, Currie, O'Hanlon and Hume, the latter having now publicly stated that only a United Ireland now will satisfy the minority".
In a 2011 magazine column, she wrote: I am yet to hear scientific evidence to satisfy me that if the very, very small amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (approximately 0.38%) was increased, it could lead to significant global warming.
But Donald revealed that such a deal was not enough to satisfy SLF rules as a five-year agreement was necessary.
New Zealand hoki carries the coveted logo of sustainability - but has to be flown unsustainably halfway round the world to satisfy the voracious needs of British canneries and supermarket shelves.
The condition was that Tsipras comes up with a reform programme that could satisfy lenders.
But, with the change of rights holder, a mysterious sudden surge in rural interest ahead of the first BBC-broadcast final since 2009 resulted in the landlords of The Bull, the radio soap's pub, panicking that they couldn't afford a big-screen TV to satisfy demand for Arsenal v Aston Villa, and friends stepping in to help them out.
