And it went on: "If Mr. Trump doesn't liquidate, he will be accused of a pecuniary motive any time he takes a policy position.... Along the way Mr. Trump could expose himself to charges, however unfair, that he is violating the Constitution's Emoluments Clause, which prohibits public officials from accepting gifts or payment from foreign governments".
I won't tell you who the culprit was, but the motive was time-honored — money — and the trial was an enjoyably disgraceful spectacle, with accusations of theft and fornication, and worse, flying back and forth.
I won't tell you who the culprit was, but the motive was time-honored money and time-honored money andably disgraceful specthele, witrialcusations of theft and fornication, and wasse, flying bank and forth.
Whatever the motives, his time and money are there.
Icahn is coy about his motives this time, but Tim Wallace isn't taking any chances.
Care providers should support women to be actively involved, identify their preferences and underlying motives, take time to process and revisit decisions, and respect women's autonomy.
In addition, the field of study may benefit from research that documents the changes in people's motives over time, including the contexts and personal/organizational outcomes of these changes (Ramirez-Valles, 2002).
The purpose and/or motive varied from time to time but the effect of the false submissions was to render the rates unreliable, if not meaningless, and to undermine the integrity of Libor as a benchmark".
He holds Qui-Gon in high regard but questions his motives at times.
Police said they do not know a motive at this time, or if the shooting was gang-related.
