Sentence examples for will to satisfy from inspiring English sources

This difference may seem to damage Arnauld's case: One can plausibly say that it was within the power of the prince, for example, not to will to satisfy his lust, precisely because it was not absolutely certain that, in the given circumstances, he would do so.

What is more, most global firms will need to have several versions of their living wills to satisfy the requirements of the different national regulators.

But first the FARC will have to satisfy Mr Pastrana that he will be able to bequeath his rickety peace process to his successor.

If the bar fails to appeal, it will have to close for 10 weeks and will have to satisfy a list of conditions if it is to reopen.

Friel will have to satisfy herself with that.

I predict he will struggle to satisfy the Europhobes' great expectations in 2012.

The cap has also created an expectation that the government will struggle to satisfy.

Cameron will hope to satisfy his party's Eurosceptics with three promises in the coalition agreement.

It is not clear how long it will take to satisfy General Musharraf's conditions.

During his campaign, Zuma promised everything to everyone and his problem now will be to satisfy everyone.

Wealth begets wealth, as the banks create credit almost at will, usually to satisfy the demands of the already wealthy.