I'll give you an example of a case: If you attempt to harm someone because you believe that they are the incarnation of Satan, that they have kidnaped your younger sister and that they are holding her and are about to end her life if you don't save her, then it's a complete psychotic motive.
"On the other hand, there was a motive to complete the tasks and wishes of the Main Passenger".
Therefore, the current remittance literature may need to evolve to incorporate other motives that are not fully captured in this literature if a more complete understanding on these motives is to be provided.
"He kept himself aloof from the emergency situation, by this confirming the motive of completing the task of mandatory landing at the destination airdrome," the report says, remarking that the presence of high-ranking officials in the cockpit "evidently increased the stress and distracted the crew from their duties".
To you, in your excellent letter to the Female Reformers of Blackburn, we are indebted for a complete vindication of our motives, our conduct and our characters; you have refuted the calumnies of our enemies and proved our innocence and integrity.
Constrained by an almost complete mistrust of the United States' motives, Mrs. Clinton was forced to avoid strong calls for a quick end to military rule, favoring language instead that called for Egyptian solutions along with respect for minority rights.
The rancorous and often hilariously exaggerated accusations, satirized by Old Comedy, were sustained by innuendo, inferences about motives, and a complete absence of proof; as J.H. Vince states "there was no room for chivalry in Athenian political life".
These motives were the complete motifs.
A desired good provides the motive for initiating and completing some act.
