But for the moment, I do take satisfaction in what happened Friday on the Baghdad airport road.
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Though many of the women take satisfaction in having participated in significant numbers, they also express frustration and concern.
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The movie is sure to pull our hearts in all different directions, but we can't help but take satisfaction in Turner's time in the spotlight.
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As Joseph Gaugler, a gerontologist at the University of Minnesota School of Nursing, points out, many caregivers take satisfaction in reciprocating their parents' sacrifices and pride in doing a good job.
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Many Vermonters who take satisfaction in Mr. Sanders's progressive message may also wonder whether his single-minded focus on economic inequality and his relative narrowness of experience would make him a good president.
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But whatever happens, we take satisfaction in knowing that we're doing everything we can on behalf of the entire immigrant community, not just our customers, in defense of a cause we're passionate about.
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Instead, by waging trade wars that hurt farm states and manufacturing regions more than the rest of the country, Trump has punished his base economically (even if they take satisfaction in his irreverence and his judicial appointments).
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But instead of spending so much time obsessing over the right way to retweet, maybe we should focus on understanding the stuff we claim to read, and take satisfaction in knowing that most everyone else is faking it.
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Though it's not my purpose to pile on, America's independent pharmacists — members of the National Community Pharmacists Association — take satisfaction in seeing major media outlets finally shed light on many of the anti-competitive PBM practices to which our pharmacies and their patients have been subjected for years.
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Mursili, himself, could now take satisfaction in the reduction of the hostile and aggressive kingdom of Hayasa- Azzi once more to a Hittite vassal state.Bryce, p.223 After Anniya's defeat, Hayasa-Azzi never appears again in the Hittite (or Assyrian) records as a unified nation. Hayasa as a fighting power was practically eliminated by the expedition of Mursili II.
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The male adulterer dies, as well. If the wife has been sexually faithful, no harm will come to her and she will bear a beautiful child in the near future. The outcomes of this ritual are designed to appease the husband's jealousy and prove the wife's innocence, since there are no witnesses. If the wife does not become ill, the husband can take satisfaction in the wife's fidelity and look forward to a new child.
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After touring the province and hearing from more than 200 witnesses, the Commission issued its report in December 1934. Macdonald could take satisfaction in its finding that high tariffs had sheltered central Canadian manufacturing at Nova Scotia's expense and that federal subsidies to the province were "seriously inadequate".Henderson, p.63. The Commission recommended that the federal government assume responsibility for financing social programs such as old-age pensions and unemployment insurance.
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Among welfare economists of the utilitarist school it has been the general tendency to take satisfaction (in some cases, pleasure) as the unit of welfare. If the function of welfare economics is to contribute data which will serve the social philosopher or the statesman in the making of welfare judgements, this tendency leads perhaps, to a hedonistic ethics. Under this framework, actions (including production of goods and provision of services) are judged by their contributions to the subjective wealth of people. In other words, it provides a way of judging the "greatest good to the greatest number of persons".
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