Sentence examples for that it satisfy from inspiring English sources
Given the indicated circumstances, citing S's desire to wake R will fail to give us a true reason-explanation, Ginet holds, just in case S does not intend of her action that it satisfy (or contribute to satisfying) that desire.
Of the notion of parallel displacement, Weyl requires that it satisfy the following condition.
The new formulation for QUICK presented here is obtained by requiring that it satisfy four rules that guarantee physically realistic numerical solutions having overall balance.
In classical logic, the specific condition on the definiens \ \psi(x)\) of (7) is that it satisfy an existence and uniqueness condition: that it be provable that something satisfies \ \psi(x)\) and that at most one thing satisfies \ \psi(x)\).[8] There are no specific conditions on (8), but the condition on (9) parallels that on (7).
For his part, Zhu Xi mentioned at least two qualifications: a weak qualification that the expedient adopted not be otherwise ethically objectionable, and a stronger qualification stipulating that the expedient adopted be in compliance with the Way, i.e., that it satisfy some basic moral value, at least as basic as the values expressed in the relevant received norm and ritual action.
"Barclays considers that it satisfied its disclosure obligations and confirms that it will cooperate fully with the F.S.A.'s investigation," the bank said in a statement.
Barclays considers that it satisfied its disclosure obligations and confirms that it will co-operate fully with the FSA's investigation".
Some feel that death is the only fitting punishment for murderers: that it satisfies society's need for retribution.
Four years later Müller tested a substance known as dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) and found that it satisfied these requirements.
Freud considered religion to be infantile, which didn't mean he thought it was childish; rather, that it satisfied childhood wishes, mainly for certainty.
While not a fashionable perspective, this has distinct merits, among them that it satisfies the human appetite for an intelligible story.
