The charge must be proved 'to the satisfaction' of the court. [=the court must be convinced that the charge is true]
I complained to the manager about the poor service but did not get any 'satisfaction'.
The work was not done 'to my satisfaction'. [=I was not satisfied with the work]
(..) What the hell's that good for? - What the hell is "sit" good for? - When you sit, you get a cookie. When you move a little to the left... you get the satisfaction of knowing you're doing something... but you are not pandering for a dog bone. - Can he move a little to the right? - No, not yet. (..)2004 TvShow: Gilmore Girls Title: The Nanny and the Professor Season: 4 Episode 10