There are even public-relations firms, like Motive, Mr. Berney added, that specialize in selling Hollywood's wares to church-centric audiences.
Start-ups like Motive and Shopping.com may also go public in 2004.
Building a product that looks and feels like Motive's or acquiring a copycat is always a possibility.
This social movement-like motive suggested another important predictor of a firm's likelihood to certify as a B Corporation: large competitors' persistent use of practices that maximize profits.
The animals in The Secret Life of the Zoo have been given names by their keepers, who often impose human-like motives on them, which are picked up in the voiceover.
Strategic IS researchers as well as crowdfunding practitioners can draw on our findings to systematically design, implement, and evaluate potential incentive systems that respond to reward-, recognition-, lobbying-, image- and liking-motives and thereby attract the crowd more effectively to invest in ventures presented on incentive-based crowdfunding systems.
The installation is chronological, from early found-wood abstract pieces to recent soft sculptures in fabric, but there is nothing linear about Ms. Bourgeois's thinking: images come and go and reappear, like motives in a dream, and they're intense like a dream.
There are sufficient tensions to offer possibilities but nothing that quite looks like a motive.
Hence, our BN model focuses only on source level hypotheses, ignoring the offence level hypotheses and the associated difficulties of modelling factors like opportunity, motive and intent.
Israeli attacks are not "intended" to cause civilian casualties only if one employs the narrowest and most subjectivist conception of "intent" whereby it is the equivalent of something like "primary motive".
Of course, whoever is responsible for the paint and the notices could have less rarefied motives, like jealousy, a desire for notoriety or simple destructiveness.
