We have also studied which motives people who smoke and use snus (combination users) give for their use of snus.
Maintaining trust between scientific and nonscientific data collectors is especially important in cases for which research motives might be questioned, says Shelly Tallack, a research scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute in Portland, who has spent the past 12 years collaborating with fishermen.
It was like evil - something for which no motive but the awful improvising energy of the deed itself would be adequate.
Punishment is not, in our days, inflicted for the motives for which lawful acts are done.
Once emigration occurs, ignoring emigrants is usually not a realistic option, and sending states develop specific policies, the motives for which primarily include securing economic resources, mobilising political support and providing protection and upward social mobility (Østergaard-Nielsen, 2003a).
The present study explored the mobility trends along the borders between Portugal and Spain to understand better the motives for which professionals decide to work on the other side of the frontier.
It is not so much the particular form by which or the motive for which this purpose was accomplished, but the intention was to prohibit any and all means that might be resorted to to obtain or receive concessions and rebates from the fixed rates, duly posted and published.
The article was deemed prejudicial because it was published on Sunday April 8, after the jurors had spent three days in deliberations but before they delivered verdicts on the Leeds United players Lee Bowyer and Jonathan Woodgate and two friends of Woodgate's, and because it emphasised a motive for which the trial judge, Mr Justice Poole, had stressed there was no evidence.
But because observation and evidence are crucial to the investigation of a crime – the motive for which will often rest on who someone was or what they possessed or desired – crime writers routinely provide a mass of social detail: menus, train timetables, fashion labels, shops, newspaper stories.
There is not, and cannot be, a separate motive for which we will choose the action.
