Moreover, the quantitative approach used meant that the study did not capture the diverse beliefs about solidarity, for instance the motive behind support for a partial rather than full subsidy, willingness to accept and contribute towards its achievement, the specific amount people would be willing to contribute, and the responsibility for assisting the poor to access health care.
Courts resist recognizing the asylum claims of people who have been targeted by MS-13, for instance, because the motive for violence rarely fits the criteria.
This is merely an instance where her motive was misrepresented.
Mr. Crabtree said the exception had no point if the law required proof of a discriminatory motive in every instance, because every case would simply come down to the employer's intent regardless of other factors.
However, it is difficult to apply this virtue-ethical assumption to the artificial virtues, because the good motive operative in their instance is the conscientious desire to do one's duty or what is right or obligatory.
(As, for instance, the truth about the real motives behind "wars of liberation").
But its motives in this particular instance are as much political as ethical.
Folk psychology, too, had suffered corrections; it was now widely agreed, for instance, that we might have repressed motives and memories that we did not, for the moment, perceive.
Rather than a motive for entering service, for instance, volunteers' own household vulnerability became a barrier to serving others; instead of securing livelihoods for themselves, requests for project support in income generation became a means to provide for others.
The distinction between this and the 'S ocialisation and Connection' motive is that in this instance smoking occurred following specific experiences that caused distress, whereas the socialisation motivation wasn't related to a desire to talk about particular concerns.
