Sentence examples for its motivated from inspiring English sources

But its motivated following tend to vote: this means a lot in Polish elections where there is typically low turnout, and Law and Justice have grown to depend on Radio Maryja's endorsements.Recent news has played into Mr Kaczyński's hands.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, who visited China in October, wrote afterwards in the Times that there was now a sense in China that civil society needed religion, with its motivated volunteers.

Detroit photographer Noah Stephens has aimed to show a different side of the city from what frequently makes it into national press, highlighting its interesting, motivated and beautiful people in his portraiture project "The People of Detroit".

The military can't be made to alienate its most motivated group of soldiers.

But its politically motivated style and experiments in long-form technique still greatly influence artists today.

"The legislation released today is drafted in broad terms but the government hasn't thought about the implications other than to further its politically motivated intervention in this Victorian issue," he said.

"In making these cuts, Texas is using heavily doctored videos as an excuse to continue its politically motivated war on Planned Parenthood," Farrar said.

The latter model showed better performance in simulations despite worse approximation ability, which can be attributed to its micromechanically-motivated formulation.

In early 2012, the world's largest and most visible breast cancer charity, Susan G. Komen for the Cure, got a lot of bad publicity over its politically-motivated decision to end grants to Planned Parenthood to give breast exams to low-income women, which Komen later reversed after an avalanche of criticism.

Board of Education officials blasted the report yesterday, saying its genesis was politically motivated and its conclusions were poorly supported.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani vigorously defended the unit and criticized the Justice Department investigation, saying its methods were flawed and its investigation politically motivated.