Judy Blume loved storytelling a kid but ended up with a life that did not satisfy her, in a place that did not satisfy her, in a relationship that did not satisfy her.
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His explanation did not satisfy Republicans, who grew increasingly cantankerous.
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This did not satisfy the buyers of the tipless Kisses.
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But even rejecting the new equipment may not satisfy China.
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China will not satisfy the United States on North Korea.
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What if a deal does not satisfy the ethics monitors?
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Jewell's application of his purported methods does not satisfy this standard.
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In their current form, these advertisements do not satisfy that condition.
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This did not satisfy what Guillory felt was owed to him.
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Still, the new details announced Friday might not satisfy Facebook's federal overseers.
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These measures will not satisfy the staunchest advocates of gender self-ID.
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The laptop ban, as presently implemented, still does not satisfy those standards.
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Similarly, Francis Bacon used to destroy works that did not satisfy him.
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Nearly 30% of eligible enrollees did not satisfy the requirement in June.
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If the response does not satisfy us we will seek legal advice.
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Protesters say scrapping it will not satisfy their demands, which include full democracy.
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But Husky's change of heart on shifting price dynamics does not satisfy everyone.
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If the Beijing Original does not satisfy you, add pork belly, their specialty.
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That messaging may not satisfy the number of people required to keep it afloat.
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Discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, standing alone, does not satisfy that standard.
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But as mentioned before, this debt-reduction draft plan does not satisfy the IMF.
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If this does not satisfy the nation's Susan Bordos, they are not to blame.
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A GM proposal "did not satisfy your contract demands or needs," the statement reads.
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What was presented as proof of Russia's responsibility does not satisfy us at all.
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The additional artwork did not satisfy Ms. Anderson and others opposed to the murals.
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The repeal, ending public bathroom rules aimed at transgender people, does not satisfy many critics.
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The one she finally comes up with — "because I wanted to" — may not satisfy all readers.
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Those remarks may not satisfy critics though, who want to see major changes at Wells Fargo.
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"The plaintiffs' appeal from their voluntary dismissal did not satisfy this jurisdictional requirement," the concurrence said.
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The licensing regime it envisions will not satisfy everyone, but every constituent, every stakeholder, got something.
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That commentary will not satisfy modern scholars, but he does, I think, ask the right questions.
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PwC also had to publicly declare that its audit reports did not satisfy the relevant requirements.
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Still, the companies' explanations may not satisfy an ever-expanding chorus of critics on Capitol Hill.
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Lawmakers who have seen them have said they do not satisfy their concerns about the agreement.
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But more delays did not satisfy workers who feel like there is no time to wait.
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"Vice President Biden, you're a gentleman," one moderator remarked, but the comment did not satisfy Biden.
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That answer may not satisfy your interviewer, or you may prefer to be direct from the start.
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"To the protesters I say these may not satisfy your demands, but they satisfy mine," said Hariri.
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One is that government must intervene in healthcare because the free market will not satisfy this obligation.
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That increase to 45 pounds, or about $58.41, a share still did not satisfy some SABMiller shareholders.
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The outcome did not satisfy all of the families, and Mr. Feinberg was brought in to arbitrate.
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The I.I.H.F. stepped in to cover those costs instead, but that concession did not satisfy the league.
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This did not satisfy the driver, which seemed to enrage Kalanick, who erupted into a moralizing tirade.
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This may not satisfy protesters, who know that decisions would remain in the hands of the dominant parties.
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Al Jazeera backpedaled by issuing a small correction to the story, which apparently did not satisfy the players.
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Those companies need to be extra careful integrating tools that may not satisfy their needs as they mature.
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The iPhone SE may not satisfy mainstream tastes in China, but it may have more luck in India.
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Similarly, fruit would probably not satisfy you if you really want ice cream or a piece of candy.
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The subpoenas could always be reinstated if I could not satisfy them that nothing illicit was going on.
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But the way in which the EPA said it will calculate those gallons did not satisfy the industry.
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Pinning such a case on some intelligence and security members will not satisfy us and the international community.
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That result might not satisfy Trump, but he may have little choice outside of trying to harness public outrage.
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It will not satisfy some American negotiators who have fumed about China's industrial policies, calling them mercantilism gone wild.
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"Even if you have an agreement that says the credit transfers, you might not satisfy the prerequisites," said Kantrowitz.
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But that did not satisfy Democrats, who said there was no reason for them not to divulge the details.
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That would not satisfy his son, who turned his sighs to Manhattan, erecting gleaming skyscrapers that bore his name.
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My response might not satisfy those who view assisted suicide as one's inherent right, but my patient was reassured.
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Although Beijing is now letting at least one American company into the market, that may not satisfy its critics.
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How he could hurt Clinton: More of a moderate, Mr. Kaine might not satisfy the Democratic Party's activist base.
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Though building an audit infrastructure after you've already gained access to data does not satisfy legal or privacy experts.
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Moose did not satisfy President Thieu, and it provided no more than a partial solution to the prostitution problem.
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But they may not satisfy those who are more inclined to think deeply about the experience of attention itself.
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What we get is something that is designed to make consumers feel better, not satisfy the rigorous requirements of science.
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The three-judge panel wrote that the defendants' arguments "do not satisfy" the criteria to stopping such a lawsuit early.
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If Britain does not satisfy its trading partners, they could launch trade disputes, which could go on for years more.
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But a future in coaching did not satisfy him and he returned in 2016 and has since reached number 207.
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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) says that House Republican leadership's legislation for repealing and replacing ObamaCare will not satisfy voters.
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But officials said that still did not satisfy Mr. Trump, and the Europeans were not willing to go any further.
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By Mr. Comey's account, his answer to Mr. Trump's initial question apparently did not satisfy the president, the associates said.
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That did not satisfy Harlem parents, who accused the department and the council of treating their concerns as an afterthought.
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The demonstrators want a say in how they're governed and the withdrawal of an extradition bill may not satisfy them.
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But that explanation might not satisfy fans who were hoping for more than just one minute of Rose Tico's story.
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Hawkins' response apparently did not satisfy the administration, which then requested additional discussion, in which Hawkins declined to participate, Wheaton said.
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And on Monday — two days before the Fed's anticipated announcement — Trump said that a small rate cut would not satisfy him.
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" Why it matters: "The liberal international order is crumbling, in part because it does not satisfy the people of our societies.
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Her latest attempt to restore order did not satisfy many protesters who stood by demands that she completely withdraw the bill.
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That answer does not satisfy Mr. Hansen, the former branch manager in Scottsdale, who said he was fired for speaking up.
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Per the AP, the memo "did not satisfy opponents who want to know more details about her three-decade CIA career."
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General McMaster mumbled an answer that no one could recall later, but suffice to say it did not satisfy the president.
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IoT solutions may collect large amounts of data, and our handling of IoT data may not satisfy customers or regulatory requirements.
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Still, he wishes the market did not increase during the session because he thinks Powell's comments may not satisfy bullish investors.
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As the House debate continued, a new analysis suggested the bill would not satisfy stringent Senate rules for avoiding a filibuster.
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It's a crisis for Facebook, which faces an implied threat of regulation should its claims of progress not satisfy members of Congress.
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This did not satisfy Romney, who tweeted that there was not legitimate reason for withholding them even if they were under audit.
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This did not satisfy Romney, who tweeted that there was no legitimate reason for withholding them even if they were under audit.
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That sort of parsing of the data did not satisfy some transit advocates who called on the city to curb its driving.
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Mr. Lew's compromise did not satisfy the letter writers since the new note, the $10 bill, will picture women on the back.
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For many Breaking Bad mega fans, this slow-burn series may not satisfy their need for bullets, plot twists, and nail-biter moments.
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Increasingly, the United States is the one issuing demands and threatening to blow up negotiations if they do not satisfy Mr. Trump's terms.
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Arms is a great game, but depending on the kind of experience you're looking for, it might not satisfy that post-Zelda itch.
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Notably, some existing debt that does not satisfy certain requirements for external LTD will be allowed initially as part of a grandfathering process.
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Pros: Affordable, fits in your refrigerator door, does not require paper filters, easy to useCons: May not satisfy people who like strong coffee
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However, his testimony did not satisfy all members of the European Parliament, with some feeling Zuckerberg had dodged a number of their questions.
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Apologies alone do not satisfy some of those who are working to ensure that candidates accused of harassment do not retain political power.
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But with no immediate steps towards enacting these steps, they did not satisfy demonstrators whose demands include the resignation of his coalition government.
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Five New York Republicans said that the current form of the bill still did not satisfy their concerns, though others have come around.
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Every woman who stood up here truly loved you as an innocent child, real genuine love for you, and it did not satisfy.
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The electoral commission will lay on a ferry service to bring voters from Barbuda to the polls, but that does not satisfy some islanders.
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That part is not OK; "links or coordination" does not satisfy the attorney general's own guidelines for conducting a counterintelligence investigation against U.S. persons.
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" This did not satisfy Mr. Spicer, who dashed off an angry letter to the editor about the article "in which my name was 'misspelled.
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Mr. Khalilzad's answers did not satisfy Afghan concerns that the United States was ceding too much to the Taliban too quickly, the officials said.
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"The Islamic market for asset management is in need, because the products in the market do not satisfy the ambitions of customers," said Ghanem.
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As he spoke, it emerged that Mr Trump had demanded that his allies adopt a target of 4% (which even America itself does not satisfy).
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Trump's aides have accepted he may rule out candidates who do not satisfy his image of what represents particular roles, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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What's not: The movie underutilizes its great supporting cast, you may question some of the film's science, and the end may not satisfy all viewers.
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He said the novel came about after he had read books about rape and teenage victims that did not satisfy his interest in their fate.
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Ms. Silverman spends more time listening than fact-checking, which may not satisfy liberals who delight in seeing John Oliver or Samantha Bee eviscerate conservatives.
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To be in compliance, C.E.U. formed a partnership with Bard College in New York, but Mr. Orban's government said that did not satisfy the requirement.
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Short-term policies do not satisfy the coverage requirements of the Affordable Care Act, so consumers who buy them may be subject to tax penalties.
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"Unless the government were to use the collective membership mark to operate a motorcycle club, then it could not satisfy the requirement," Mr. Clapp wrote.
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But of all the hats Mr. Cuccinelli wears, Judge Moss found that the job Mr. McAleenan created for him did not satisfy the federal statute.
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That explanation did not satisfy Janessa Zeiler, 28, who returned to her two-acre farm about a half-mile from the plant on Sunday afternoon.
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Postmates argued that Keller Lenkner's demands did not satisfy the company's contractual requirements, which specify that arbitration demands must include individual facts, not generic allegations.
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Anyone reading the collection of statutes and regulations that govern elections would immediately conclude, even while sitting, that they do not satisfy this Jeffersonian criteria.
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Mr. Trump always says he likes to think big, so nipping a few points off tax rates will not satisfy his ambitions of making history.
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"Even the best algorithm could not satisfy our users," said Maxdome's co-chief Filmon Zerai, referring to the way Maxdome, owned by German media group ProSiebenSat.
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Facebook hasn't provided those so far, but it's still offering more information than in previous years — although after yesterday's news, that may not satisfy many people.
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But even though I was living in a city with wonderful foodie experiences on every corner, there was one appetite I just could not satisfy: Life.
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An appeals court vacated that sentence because it did not satisfy the mandatory minimum sentencing requirements, and resentenced them for the mandatory minimum for that crime.
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" In response, George, 55, again shared the criteria for diagnosing narcissistic personality disorder, writing, "Tell us @realDonaldTrump-which of these diagnostic criteria do you not satisfy?
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The committee's spokesman, George Hartmann, told CNN Friday that the response from Kushner's attorney does not satisfy the panel's request for information from the White House.
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The new policy does not allow the Pentagon to buy any additional cluster bombs that do not satisfy new standards that were outlined in the memo.
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This case could have a substantial impact by expanding the ITC's jurisdiction to cases that do not satisfy standing requirements for such suits in U.S. courts.
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Complacency that the ECB will be less dovish has left the euro vulnerable to disappointment if the central bank does not satisfy those expectations, analysts said.
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Short-term health insurance currently does not satisfy Obamacare's coverage mandate, which means that someone enrolled in only those plans is subject to a tax penalty.
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"Although the court of appeals' decision was erroneous, this case does not satisfy this Court's traditional standards for certiorari," then-Acting Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall wrote.
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"Three sessions with MDMA were sufficient for 68 percent of participants … to not satisfy PTSD criteria, 12 months after their last MDMA session," Yazar-Klosinski said.
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Just having folks tell us that they were using the data correctly, I think, does not satisfy our responsibility to our community to protect their data.
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Mr. Ross supported it, but it did not satisfy Mr. Trump, and the administration ended up imposing tariffs on steel imports from many countries, including China.
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People have a desire for solidarity that cosmopolitanism does not satisfy, immaterial interests that redistribution cannot meet, a yearning for the sacred that secularism cannot answer.
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The apology did not satisfy opposition parties in Parliament, whose members have repeatedly used the daily question period to challenge the prime minister about the trip.
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But the cash bonuses ultimately did not satisfy many drivers, who work as freelancers for Lyft and Uber and do not receive full-time employee benefits.
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It is not clear what the earlier price was, but Damelincourt's revised rate did not satisfy one of the lead organizers of the inauguration, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff.
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But some already say the proposals will not satisfy Catholics eager to see their bishops held accountable, especially since the bishops themselves will be running the investigations.
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"Because Whitaker's appointment does not satisfy the Appointments Clause, it is unlawful, and he cannot serve as Acting Attorney General," the lawyers wrote in Friday evening's filing.
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One source close to the board said the minority shareholders do not satisfy the 5 percent minimum-stake requirement and backing from other minority shareholders is needed.
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When the long-awaited Chilcot report is finally published, it will interest historians, but it will not satisfy those who say Mr Blair is a war criminal.
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"It will not satisfy the public by just pinning this kind of matter on a few security and intelligence officers," Erdogan said, according to The Washington Post.
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However, complacency that the ECB will be less dovish has left the euro vulnerable to disappointment if the central bank does not satisfy those expectations, analysts said.
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Zachary Abuza, a professor at the National War College in Washington, who specializes in Southeast Asian security issues, said the agreements would not satisfy the Indonesian government.
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But leading opposition figures and protesters said a mere suspension of the bill would not satisfy the protesters, who had been planning another large demonstration for Sunday.
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But their offers may not satisfy a president who has shown a willingness to embrace trade tensions in an effort to extract more from American trading partners.
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Within The Times's newsroom, where the impending staff cuts have some employees on edge, the report did not satisfy those looking for specific guidance on their future.
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That suspension did not satisfy protesters, who demanded the bill's complete withdrawal -- making it harder for the government to rush the law through at a later date.
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Her latest attempt to restore order did not satisfy many protesters who stood by demands that she completely withdraw the bill and accused her of playing word games.
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"The court finds that the search warrant does not contain required minimization guidelines, and that minimization techniques employed in this case did not satisfy constitutional requirements," he concluded.
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The entire banking system was frozen, and the bank asked for an immediate increase in my collateral on the contracts, which I could not satisfy on my own.
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Palm Beach County Judge Leonard Hanser ruled in May that the warrant "did not satisfy constitutional requirements," including Kraft's "reasonable, subjective expectation of privacy" in the massage parlor.
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"It will not satisfy the public [to pin] this kind of matter on a few security and intelligence officers," Erdogan said during a weekly address to the Turkish Parliament.
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Even one flag triggers a manual review, but with thousands of such flags a day, occasionally, a comment that does not satisfy our terms and conditions is not eliminated.
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The simplest idea would be to prolong the status quo for three or four years, but that would not satisfy those who are keen to get on with leaving.
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Philip Bilden, the nominee for secretary of the Navy, withdrew in late February because he said he could not satisfy ethics requirements without "undue disruption" to his private finances.
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It does not satisfy the concerns of most on the right, and it is so harsh that it makes it difficult for a large number of Republicans to support.
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But an AIBA progress report in May did not satisfy the IOC which said it would review the matter after the AIBA Congress and elections for president on Nov.
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" But she criticized the move, saying "restricting people's right to choose the information source of their liking does not satisfy the test of proportionality and necessity under international law.
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Republican Representative Carlos Curbelo, a leader of the centrist Republicans, said that the group will keep pressing for its goals if the legislation being crafted does not satisfy them.
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If the government does not satisfy the trustee or agent that it is prepared to make good on the obligations, the creditors can then seek a resolution in court.
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Nigerian law even bans political parties if they adopt names, logos or mottoes with ethnic, geographic or religious connotations, or if their membership does not satisfy constitutional diversity requirements.
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The American Bar Association, the law school accreditor, found that it did not satisfy its admissions and curriculum standards, which meant that students would not qualify for federal loans.
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While most people take similar jobs at other companies, Dr. Harkness said, the executives who work with her firm have realized that jumping to another company will not satisfy them.
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Jay Duffy, a legal associate at Clean Air Task Force, said the weaker carbon emissions level would not satisfy federal clean air law requirements for the best available emissions technology.
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And I am -- I think you should also be aware that when we start talking about facilities and housing, this will not satisfy the people that are the loudest voices.
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This answer did not satisfy either Justice Alito or Chief Justice John Roberts, who wondered what the difference might be between a "reasonable degree of immediacy" and a "reasonable time".
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Federal procurement laws specifically bar single award procurements such as JEDI absent satisfying specific, mandatory requirements, and the Court in its opinion clearly found DoD did not satisfy these requirements.
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It may not satisfy all privacy concerns, particularly when it is the government sifting through your data, but it at least offers a measure of choice and a tangible value.
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The advocate general to the European Court of Justice said on Thursday that a newly-created Supreme Court disciplinary chamber "does not satisfy the requirements of judicial independence under EU law".
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals blocked them, saying that a "simple benefits cut, which might save money, but has no research or experimental goal, would not satisfy" the law's standards.
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But some strategists say Trump could eventually move forward on a deal that does not satisfy all U.S. concerns including Chinese subsidies to its businesses and how it treats intellectual property.
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Trump's aides have accepted he may rule out candidates who do not satisfy his image of what a particular nominee for a role should look like, according to The Washington Post.
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The board can get sued by stockholders if board members do not satisfy their fiduciary duties, resulting in time-consuming and expensive litigation, potentially major damages and otherwise disturbing the business.
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But the apology did not satisfy Tehreek-e-Labaik, triggering the sit-in, as the culmination of a march of nearly 400 km (249 miles) from the eastern city of Lahore.
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" In an open letter posted Thursday to Mountain Equipment's members, Mr. Labistour said the decision would not satisfy everyone, noting there were "as many opinions as there are people expressing them.
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Everyone understands that no Israeli government can ever accept an agreement that does not satisfy its security needs or risks creating an enduring security threat like Gaza in the West Bank.
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Mr. Trump's statement did not satisfy congressional investigators, who said it did not resolve the question of whether the White House had any recordings and it raised questions about his truthfulness.
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That answer did not satisfy the chairman, who said he expected Mr. Whitaker to consult the Justice Department and White House to return "in the coming weeks" for a transcribed deposition.
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United Airlines said a woman brought a peacock with her for a flight Saturday from Newark Liberty International Airport, despite several warnings that the bird did not satisfy the airline's guidelines.
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"We have referred to Article 10 of the electoral law which stipulates that people guilty of corruption — witness tampering being a form of corruption — do not satisfy the eligibility criteria," Atundu said.
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Without arguing the merits of these policies, it is quite clear that they do not satisfy the most inherent American wants: an increase in their disposable income and the promise of security.
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A bill that focuses on boosting existing law enforcement will not satisfy the most passionate gun control advocates, but almost everyone else will see it as a step in the right direction.
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The gradual approach, however, does not satisfy those who demand a greater admission of culpability in colonial crimes, a fuller inventory of colonial era artifacts and a more rapid return of objects.
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The movie, directed by Don Edmonds, begins with Ms. Thorne's character having sex with a prisoner and then presiding over his castration, her frequent punishment for those who do not satisfy her.
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However, Abdul Mahdi's promise to quit will not satisfy protesters, who are demanding the overhaul of a political system that they say is corrupt and keeping them in poverty and without opportunity.
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But that did not satisfy Democrats, as Schiff said it was a "lawyerly" response that does not address whether the White House coordinated in other ways surrounding the creation of the memo.
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An unclassified 7-page report provided to Congress, which was supposed to document how the Trump administration had reached its conclusions, did not satisfy many of the lawmakers who had pushed for it.
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This did not satisfy some states, like Kansas and Arizona, where Republican officials have fought for years to block voting by anyone who cannot come up with a birth certificate or a passport.
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Chadha, because they purport to allow the Congress to extend the review period through procedures that do not satisfy the requirements for changing the law under Article I, section 2628 of the Constitution.
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Mr Sessions's reasoning, the courts ruled, did not satisfy the terms of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA)—a law requiring federal agencies to justify regulatory changes in ways that aren't "arbitrary and capricious".
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Everyone understands that no Israeli Government can ever accept an agreement that does not satisfy its security needs or that risk creating an enduring security threat like Gaza transferred to the West Bank.
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De Blasio had blamed the Department of Justice over the handling of the case, but that explanation did not satisfy many in New York, some of whom vocally and directly protested the mayor.
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Mr. Morgenthau's mea culpa does not satisfy critics like Ronald L. Kuby, a defense lawyer who often went up against his prosecutors, including in the appeal of one of the Central Park Five.
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UAW Vice President Terry Dittes, in a letter sent to union members Tuesday, said the proposal GM submitted to the union Monday night "did not satisfy" the "contract demands or needs" of members.
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Judicial Watch told the court that seven aides it has already interviewed did not satisfy its questions about the State Department's system for complying with requests under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
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When the colors still did not satisfy him — the rubies were too red, the emeralds too blue and the sapphires too dull — he began having his stones made especially for him in Germany.
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"In this regard, please note that a bilingual coach or trainer on the Major League staff will not satisfy the requirements of this Program and shall not qualify for the subsidy," the memo said.
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Blade Runner 2049 does its due diligence as a sequel, wrapping up some threads from the original film that may (or may not) satisfy some fans still puzzling over Blade Runner's biggest open question.
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"The court finds that the search warrant does not contain required minimization guidelines, and that minimization techniques employed in this case did not satisfy constitutional requirements," Judge Leonard Hanser wrote in the 12-page ruling.
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Given the murky nature of the episode, his findings may not satisfy those wondering whether Mr Javid's letter was a rare exception, or a signal that Britain has discreetly softened its stance on capital punishment.
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The agency can reject migrants who do not satisfy the criteria necessary to be admitted to the US, including those with criminal records or those who would likely rely on certain forms of government assistance.
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Sure, go ahead and call it vegan food porn, because while a bland bowl of Cheerios may not satisfy your appetite, watching the preparation of a colorfully vibrant smoothie bowl might really do something for you.
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If they fail to do so, or if what they agree does not satisfy his demands, Mr Trump said he would either shut down the government again, or else invoke emergency powers to get his way.
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" But his explanations did not satisfy Republicans on Thursday, who hammered him from the dais for everything from bias to perjury to "[looking] so innocently into your wife's eye and [lying] to her about Lisa Page.
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The lawsuit argued that Cuccinelli, who took over at the agency on June 10, 2019, did not satisfy the legal requirements to serve as the director under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act ("FVRA") and the Constitution.
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This explanation did not satisfy Firefox fans, who wondered why and how Mozilla was allowed to install add-ons to Firefox without the permission of users — especially an add-on that sounds so vague and sinister.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iran's oil minister said on Tuesday that U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude exports mean difficult days for oil consumers worldwide, adding that waivers issued by Washington to eight importing countries will not satisfy market demand.
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Tuesday's move may still not satisfy all Corbyn's critics after Labour said it also backed a statement that adopting the definition "will not in any way undermine freedom of expression on Israel or the rights of Palestinians".
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Last Thursday morning, Trump signed an executive order that directed federal agencies to look into making regulatory changes that could increase enrollment in health plans that do not satisfy minimum standards set by the Affordable Care Act.
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"This proposal that the company provided to us on Day 15 of the strike did not satisfy your contract demands or needs," Terry Dittes, a U.A.W. vice president, said in the letter to union members on Tuesday.
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It might not satisfy everyone, but the film's experimentation with the barrier between subject and criminality (he doesn't even show a prison-like location until later on) creates an interesting formal proposition for prioritizing character over history.
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The report's key findings may not satisfy Trump, but DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report is also expected to bolster the conservative insistence that "deep state" mistakes dogged the Russia probe from the outset (The Associated Press).
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Asked whether Tillerson becoming secretary of state could help mend U.S.-Russian ties, Ushakov said: "We want to get out of the crisis state (of our relations), which does not satisfy neither the Russian nor the American side."
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Renate Künast, a member of German Parliament for the Greens who chairs the Committee of Legal Affairs and Consumer Protection, said the company's voluntary disclosures to date do not satisfy concerns about foreign ad buys and related issues.
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The former businesswoman did not satisfy polling criteria set by ABC News and says the game was rigged against her because she beat Christie and Kasich in Iowa, and they will be on the stage and she won't.
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That approach did not satisfy Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch, who argued in partial dissent that the "bona fide" standard was "unworkable" and will result in a "flood of litigation" in the lower federal courts.
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" That did not satisfy Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. "Your successors may adopt a different view," he said, adding, "Whatever deference you are entitled to is compromised by the fact that your predecessors took a different position.
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Trump said the answer did not satisfy him so he scrawled another line on the spot ordering the Commerce Department to draw up a plan that would require pipelines built within the United States to use American supplies.
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Then, in a second appearance two weeks ago, Bannon provided responses to 85033 questions scripted by the White House — angering Democrats who say that those constrained answers do not satisfy the subpoena, which technically remains on the table.
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That answer did not satisfy leading Senate Democrats, who said on Wednesday that they would oppose Mr. Barr's nomination unless he agreed to release the entire report Mr. Mueller produces, except for redactions of sensitive national security information.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - The "Republic of Northern Macedonia" - the proposed new name for the country once part of Yugoslavia - is meant to settle a diplomatic standoff with Greece, but will not satisfy some nationalists on either side of the border.
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Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska voted in favor of moving the nomination to the full Senate, but repeated a threat to oppose it if the FDA does not satisfy her demand for mandatory labeling of genetically engineered salmon.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly scorned the talks as a "waste of time" if a final agreement produced by the group, known as a conference committee, does not satisfy his $5.7 billion demand for a wall at the southwestern border.
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But be warned: Flight schedules are not posted and you could be there all day and not see a thing in the air but the occasional red-tailed hawk, which is cool but may not satisfy your need for speed.
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VIG's nine-month pretax profit had slid 60 percent as it struggled with low interest rates and had to write down its computer systems after a review found a high probability they would not satisfy future technical and business requirements.
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"As Yelp does not operate a search service that specializes in comparison shopping results, it cannot be directly affected by the ruling regarding the contested act and thus does not satisfy the criterion laid down in the case-law," judges said.
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If the two-year study that eteplirsen's manufacturer, Sarepta Therapeutics, just completed does not satisfy the FDA's efficacy standards, the agency could pull eteplirsen from the market—something it's done to a few dozen other medicines before in similar situations.
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According to a spokesperson for Nunes, the chairman met with his source at the White House grounds in order to "have proximity to a secure location where he could view the information" — but that explanation did not satisfy intelligence experts.
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"As Yelp does not operate a search service that specialises in comparison shopping results, it cannot be directly affected by the ruling regarding the contested act and thus does not satisfy the criterion laid down in the case-law," judges said.
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Data for Progress, a progressive think tank, commissioned neutral polling on that topic from YouGov, and came up with an answer that may not satisfy anyone: American consumers will pay to save the planet — as long as it's not too expensive.
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Yet the increased diversity in this year's nominations did not satisfy all, and the Multi-Ethnic Media Coalition characterized them as a "big disappointment" for underrepresenting Latinos, Asian-Americans and Native Americans (Lin-Manuel Miranda, as expected, got a nod).
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"As the commission meeting in Vienna could not satisfy Iran's just demands ... Iran is determined to cut it commitments to the deal and the 300 kg enriched uranium limit will be soon breached," the unnamed source said, according to Fars.
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After US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he hoped the demands would be "reasonable and actionable," and British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said the demands should be "measured and realistic," Al-Thani said the list does not satisfy any of those criteria.
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According to a statement from the top Republican and Democrat leading the panel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, Trump's tweet that he "did not make, and [does] not have, any such recordings" did not satisfy committee demands for information.
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"The government says Red Cross access is enough, but the Red Cross does not provide legal assistance, and the mere visit by a Red Cross official does not satisfy an American citizen's bedrock right to challenge his detention before a judge," Hafetz said.
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"As the commission meeting in Vienna could not satisfy Iran's just demands ... Iran is determined to cut it commitments to the deal, and the 300 kg enriched uranium limit will be soon breached," Fars quoted the source as telling the daily Khorasan.
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Voce also said that Air Methods' board still had no credible plan to create stockholder value and that a meeting with the chairman late last year also did not satisfy the hedge fund's concerns about the company's plan to boost stockholder value.
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He said Turkey, which now houses some 2.5 million people fleeing the conflict in neighboring Syria, should also take proper care of people who do not satisfy the definition of a refugee but require protection, including children, the disabled, victims of trafficking or sexual abuse.
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The Pentagon says it has already arranged a visit with the detainee from the International Committee of the Red Cross, but such a visit "does not satisfy an American citizen's bedrock right to challenge his detention before a judge," Hafetz said at the time.
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High-profile residents split on welcoming Trump But the contents of Trump's address -- which included no calls for expanding background checks or taking other major steps to restrict access to firearms -- did not satisfy some of the local officials the President will encounter on Wednesday.
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It is counting on the Education Department under the Trump administration to reopen the loan spigot that the agency turned off last month after the American Bar Association, the law school accreditor, found that the school did not satisfy its admissions and curriculum standards.
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While the additional inquiry of less than a week did not satisfy their critics, it did allow Republicans who had not yet committed to voting for Judge Kavanaugh to say they had taken the accusations seriously and that they backed a more thorough inquiry.
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Nearly seven out of eight people told pollsters that the measures did not satisfy the movement's demands, according to an Elabe survey for BFM TV. The poll also found that although 82 percent were against the violence seen last Saturday, 72 percent supported the "gilets jaunes" movement.
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For those upgrading Windows 7 and Windows 8 systems, Microsoft says it does provide a Windows DVD Player program as a free download, which may not satisfy people who also used Windows Media Center for recording TV shows, listening to music and working with digital photos.
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Ahmed Omar bin Fareed, a senior member of the Southern Transitional Council (STC), the southern separatist movement's political body, told Reuters the south needed to be included in the peace process to avoid further conflict if a deal does not satisfy their demand for self-determination.
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"The Court finds that the search warrant does not contain required minimization guidelines, and the minimization techniques employed in this case did not satisfy constitutional requirements ... (thus) all evidence against the Defendant obtained through and connection with the search warrant is suppressed," Hanser wrote in his ruling.
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Nearly seven out of eight people told pollsters that the measures did not satisfy the movement's demands, according to an Elabe survey for BFM TV. The poll also found that although 82 percent were against the violence seen last Saturday, 72 percent supported the "gilets jaunes" movement.
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"The proposed rule also improves transparency for consumers by requiring issuers to provide notice to consumers that the coverage is not minimum essential coverage, does not satisfy the health coverage requirement of the ACA and will not prevent the consumer from owing a tax penalty," the fact sheet said.
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Kenneth A. Gross, a former election commission lawyer who specializes in campaign finance law, said that listing a bank loan in an annual Senate ethics report — which deals only with personal finances — would not satisfy the requirement that it be promptly disclosed to election officials during a campaign.
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Palm Beach County Judge Leonard Hanser ruled Monday that the search warrant to obtain video taken at Orchids of Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, Florida, "did not satisfy constitutional requirements," writing that Kraft had a "reasonable, subjective expectation of privacy" in the facility, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"What this means is that third-country nationals who do not satisfy the entry conditions into the Schengen area, or who have not made an asylum request despite having had the opportunity to do so, will not be given entry into Slovenia," Ms. Bertaud said at a news conference.
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Both leaders acknowledged that the legislation would not satisfy every member: The border security agreement deprives Mr. Trump and his Republican base of a victory on the wall, but it gives more money for border fencing and immigration detention than the left wing of the Democratic Party wanted.
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"Protections for those with pre-existing conditions without contingency, and affordable access to coverage for every American, remain my priorities for advancing healthcare reform, and this bill does not satisfy those benchmarks for me," Representative Ryan Costello of Pennsylvania said in a statement posted on social network Twitter on Thursday.
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The same document suggests that before that group visited the residence, Moore, a conservative economist, was dismissive of the court's plan to sell his house in the event he did not satisfy a contempt ruling for failing to pay Allison Moore money that he had agreed to fork over to her.
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In all of the cases that he has been told are being reassigned, Morley had closed the cases because the government did not satisfy his concerns about the accuracy of the addresses and information from the Department of Health and Human Services regarding the immigrants' whereabouts were, the grievance said.
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It's far more important for Mr. Mueller to get to the bottom of these questions — about the president's capacity to perform his solemn constitutional duties on behalf of the nation — than to assess whether Mr. Trump did or did not satisfy the elements of any particular criminal offense back in 2016.
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Brought to life by co-creators Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, as well as showrunner Dan Lagana, American Vandal is coming to Netflix September 15, and while it may not satisfy your true crime craving like another season of Making A Murderer, it will at least make you laugh while you wait.
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From today, however, legal access to medical cannabis-based products will only be provided to people who have an "unmet special clinical need that cannot be met by licensed products," with the inadequacies of the interim panel system fueling speculation that the new system may not satisfy the needs of hundreds of thousands of patients.
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AmerisourceBergen's contention, based on the 2016 Pfizer decision, was that shareholders who intend to use corporate records in derivative suits must make a credible showing of an actionable claim – but, according to Laster, AmerisourceBergen could not satisfy the threshold test of establishing that shareholders were seeking its books and records in order to sue.
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" The unknown writer did note that both Pepsi and water were available (a product placement that Pepsi has to be thrilled about), but insisted that two sandwiches would not satisfy soldiers who were hungry to defeat the infidels: "I've received multiple complains [sic] from almost all the sariyah [small group of soldiers] regarding this food problem [...] An urgent action is badly needed.
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