"It has motivated their voters".
That motivated their longtime efforts to help create a Republican-controlled South. Republican-controlled South
"They're very smart, they're very, very motivated, their morale is very strong regardless of what happens to them".
"Nobody will ever know how the crew actually saw their situation, the options they considered or what motivated their actions," the report said.
As with the U.S. Army, Loi said, Vietcong officers often motivated their soldiers by inflating the number of enemy combatants they had killed.
While there is yet no clear evidence that the bombings were politically motivated, their timing and target have caused national alarm.
Perhaps Hackworth is right and the team needs to make some moves, but whatever philosophies motivated their previous transactions have failed to pay off.
The FDA and DEA claimed that the lack of scientific data on medical marijuana motivated their decision not to change marijuana's Schedule I classification.
The staff are motivated, their clients, each with a sad story to tell (how did you get to have six kids by 33?), seem mostly keen to find another job – but realistic about their slim prospects of doing so.
Chief executive at the TPA, Jonathan Isaby, acknowledged how taxpayers would not begrudge an inspiring headteacher a good salary if they produced great results and motivated their students, but he added: "Too often this is not what we find.
The Army's study of the first Mavni class found that recruits were highly educated (a third had master's degrees or higher) and highly motivated (their attrition was one-fourth that of other recruits).
