Similarly, prolonged and distant trials such as Milosevic's in The Hague, despite satisfying notions of procedural fairness, do not satisfy the desire for accountability.
It's one of those satisfying notions that, once conceived, seems utterly obvious.
In terms of writing, if you are writing and rewriting a paragraph or section that concerns a person, you are allowing your initial, often simplistic or agenda-satisfying notion of that person to be softened or complicated — you have to, for technical reasons.
The hardest thing about pastiche is to duplicate the style and tone of the original without falling into parody — without the self-satisfying notion of superiority to an earlier age of artifice, as if only the past had style whereas the present day has a neutral, natural universality.
Quiz shows and game shows should not completely replace full-on debates, Professor Thompson said, because the thing that makes the shows so satisfying — the notion that questions have simple answers — leaves out a big part of today's world.
Next, it designs a concrete construction satisfying the notion.
Second, we can understand Mally's notion of satisfying an objective in terms of the modern notion of instantiating or exemplifying a property.
He also showed that in the setting of common fixed point theorems for compatible mappings satisfying contraction conditions, the notion of reciprocal continuity is weaker than the continuity of one of the mappings.
The results of this paper constitute applications of this concept of ((delta, k))-weak contractions to obtain existence results for all Lipschitzian maps satisfying a certain boundedness notion as stated below.
But how does the pursuit of a complete jerk, essentially on the basis of a single satisfying sexual encounter, represent some notion of "progress," the abandonment of which we are supposed to mourn?
