"If you can't find a way to enjoy and draw satisfaction from the grind," says Reilley, "you'd be better served going to work somewhere else, perhaps for a charity".
He recently wrote: "We should draw satisfaction that due to terrorist convictions in our courts thousands of people are alive today because those who wanted to kill them could be bugged and burgled – within the rule of law and for the common good".
Tajideen's legal team does draw satisfaction that the charges against him – according to what they say was in the Treasury letter to them of October 2015 – now have moved from giving "tens of millions of dollars to Hizballah", as was alleged in 2009, to making unspecified donations to Hezbollah schools and employing two party members.
We accordingly asked apprentices if, for example, they feel like a part of their company, if they draw satisfaction from working for it, if they consider their company as fitting to them, and if they are proud to be a part of their company.
He has also exulted in the assassination of Ahmed Jabari, the Hamas's military commander, which was followed up by a series of strikes that appeared to have knocked out most of Hamas's longer-range missiles and their launchers (see article).The Israelis may also draw satisfaction from the lesser degree of opprobrium they have received compared with the war of 2008-09.
Smith has endured difficult times in the last few seasons and he would draw satisfaction from a hundred on this ground for a number of reasons, among them the fact that he never managed one in five seasons as a Notts player.
If Ronny Deila can draw satisfaction from witnessing the Australian midfielder Rogic, in for injured captain Scott Brown, score the opening goal, the Norwegian may have been puzzled that his team led by only that solitary strike at half-time.
While a children's book publisher might draw satisfaction from that many readings of their books, for BookBox it is a beginning, a proof of concept that ultimately aims to benefit 200 million pre- and early-reading children in India alone, and as many if not more, globally.
People have learned to take in stride Mr. Nagin's tendency to shoot from the hip with a howitzer and have tended to draw some satisfaction from his ability to avoid the serious taint of corruption that has dogged many Louisiana politicians.
As it was, he drew satisfaction from his return to form this year from knee surgery with the help of trainers and the swing coach Hank Haney.
