Christopher Durang — like Jonathan Swift, that other satirist with Irish roots known for taking the piss out of the quotidian — finds his most satisfying targets in institutions that are inherently theatrical.
In return, he picks up custom from Muslim students whose dietary requirements are not catered for in college, and is occasionally asked to host meetings of the university Islamic society.Entrepreneurs are good at satisfying niche appetites, large institutions often less so.
It's not the foundational pillar of my notion of selfhood or anything, but it's obviously satisfying when a quality institution such as Radio 6 gives us its mark of approval.
Furthermore, the satisfaction of the patients who had received treatment in the past was higher than that of those without previous treatment (data not shown), suggesting that the medical services provided by the STMM seemed more satisfying than treatment by local institutions.
Its goal is to create a respected cultural institution capable of satisfying tourists' quest for fun while giving the most fanatical film buff a sophisticated and insightful encounter with the art, history and technology of cinema.
But subjectively these institutions are incapable of satisfying the emotional and social needs of individuals.
There's something to be said, then, for complaining about rising costs at this small fraction of institutions: it's emotionally satisfying, and it preserves a small and valuable part of the system.
(Especially if funding has been secured by Northern collaborators) How can the advancement of LMIC research capacity and Southern academics careers be prioritized, while also satisfying the mandates of Northern research institutions?
Many Presidential acts that feel satisfying — the unfiltered insults, the attacks on institutions — also make it difficult to achieve anything practical and positive.
Older women, who retire earlier than men, and have been widowed, often use medical institutions as a way of satisfying their needs for social contact.
