It is, presumably, this: Motivation by duty is motivation by our respect for whatever law it is that makes our action a duty.
Also to look at the laws of the land, be it state, federal or whatever laws, to ensure that those who are detained are detained for a just reason".
More likely, he was unconsciously exposing a basic premise of his regime: Whatever laws it passes, whatever values it espouses, whatever standards it sets for the population, the elite do not intend to live by the same rules — or, really, by any rules at all.
If not, there will be bailouts, whatever laws are passed.
The process to trigger a review can be an insurmountable hurdle, for whatever the law says about the right of appeal, other factors intervene.
But "in locales where, for whatever reason, local law enforcement does not want to do that, we will pay the fine and then charge the customer for the fine and an administrative fee," she said.
It's perhaps worth mentioning that around half of all graduates go on to further studies, because for whatever reason one law degree is just not enough.
For whatever reason, minimum-wage laws just don't seem to affect employment very much.
As a result, it is not uncommon for some owners to pursue defaulting market-rate tenants for whatever monetary damages the law will allow.
She also thought, in the Sicilian fashion, never to ask directions of a policeman because it was not wise to approach the law for whatever reason.
