"Rather than their primary motivation being a religious motive, which happened later … I think it's a different demographic coming to the Caribbean and I think that's why they're a little more open".
All cases emphasize respect for the child as a motive, which refers to the intrinsic motivation to involve children in the consent procedure.
We are still working to establish a motive, which, is not yet known".
A teacher's diligence, he observed, "is likely to be proportioned to the motive which he has for exerting it".
A look innocent of any ulterior motive, which you might believe, if you had been declared brain dead.
The most popular solution is to incorporate a "bequest motive," which explains the high saving rates of the very rich as resulting from beneficence toward their descendants.
Police have still not determined Loughner's alleged motive, which seems no clearer from the rambling manifesto he posted on social networking sites.
You must rifle through everyone's belongings so as not to draw suspicion to your true motive, which, again, is to figure out one person's name.
But that lasting professional verdict still left unanswered the question of motive, which had obsessed Broadway for decades: What made Merrick run?
The masterminds behind suicide bombings have a simple motive, which is to scare the innocent into a way of life that is counter to their best interests.
