Sentence examples similar to team satisfy from inspiring English sources

In other words, each recommended team cannot satisfy the required skills if any worker in the team leaves.

"His definition of a good team would satisfy the Total Football lobby," reported this paper.

A women's basketball team would satisfy the requirements for Utah State to join the Western Athletic Conference or the Mountain West Conference.

"Instead I'm going to have to dump five to eight guys from my team to satisfy the N.C.A.A.," Polk said.

Some will be offered a semi-desirable country that they are unlikely to accept, a move that allows Mr. Obama's team to satisfy their donors without actually hiring them.

Toronto may be willing to move outfielder Shannon Stewart, but that deal may require a player or players from a third team to satisfy the Mets' and the Blue Jays' needs.

Despite their current seven-game winning streak, it has been a tumultuous season for the Yankees, who have tried to make over the team to satisfy the championship craving of their principal owner, George Steinbrenner.

But when Virginia dies there is the likelihood that no single McCaskey will own enough of the team to satisfy NFL requirements.

"Italy will be hoping to find us complacent and with one eye on the French game, but nothing less than victory on Saturday will be accepted by this Wales team or satisfy the nation behind us.

While clubs compete individually in a sports competition, this does not take place within an economic framework in which no one team can satisfy the overall market demand on its own.

The three teams would satisfy Wagner's wish of staying on the East Coast.