Predicate: satisfy
Frames file for 'satisfy' based on sentences in financial subcorpus
and automatic expansion via verbnet.
Roleset id: satisfy.01 , make happy, vncls: 31.1
Roles:
Arg0: agent, pleaser
Arg1: patient, entity pleased
Arg2: instrumental
Example: instrumental subject
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
U.S. Banknote said it believes the sale, if completed,
apparently would satisfy antitrust issues raised by the
U.S. Justice Department about U.S. Banknote's offer to buy
International Banknote.
Arg2 : the sale
ArgM-ADV : if completed
ArgM-DIS : apparently
ArgM-MOD : would
Rel : satisfy
Arg1 : antitrust issues raised by the U.S. Justice
Department about U.S. Banknote's offer to buy International
Banknote
Example: unaccusative
``We weren't satisfied until they became sell programs,'' says
Mr. DaPuzzo, who now thinks it adds unnecessary volatility.
Arg1 : We
ArgM-NEG : n't
Rel : satisfied
ArgM-TMP : until they became sell programs
Example: all args
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: active, form: full
John satisfied all Mary's concerns about his maturity with his
tantrum.
Arg0 : John
Rel : satisfied
Arg1 : all Mary's concerns about his maturity
Arg2 : with his tantrum
Roleset id: satisfy.02 , convince, vncls: -
Roles:
Arg0: convincer
Arg1: convinced
Arg2: proposition
Example: and reciprocal too
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: ns, form: full
However, in light of the risks involved in such transactions, banks
should satisfy themselves that they have the skills to participate
in this market and clear policy guidelines on acceptable levels of
exposure to such transactions, he said.
Argm-ADV : in light of the risks involved in such transactions
Arg0 : banks
Argm-MOD : should
Rel : satisfy
Arg1-REC : themselves
Arg2 : they have the skills to participate
in this market and clear policy guidelines on acceptable levels of
exposure to such transactions