Sentence examples for one motivated from inspiring English sources

Obama told senior law enforcement officials on Monday that he saw the Dallas shooting as a hate crime, or one motivated by bias, said Jim Pasco, executive director of the National Fraternal Order of Police, who was in the closed-door meeting at the White House.

The act of adoption is, at its best, one motivated by equal parts compassion and need.

The definition of a hate crime is one motivated by hostility or prejudice towards any aspect of a person's identity.

The decision to call a referendum was a narrow political one, motivated largely by the internal politics of the Conservative party, not the good of the country.

The bill would have defined a hate crime as one motivated by the victim's race, ethnicity, sex, disability, religion or sexual orientation.

"I'm not doing this for pleasure," Mr. Lehman said, scoffing at the notion that he had been the one motivated by greed.

It's an evolutionary imperative: a cruel, but near universal one, motivating them to leave the nest and us to eject them.

This secularism does not require that religion is banished from public life or that people may not be open as to how their faiths, or lack of one, motivate their values.

How can one minimise "creaming" of the clients by the private providers, and how can one motivate them to achieve good placements into sustainable jobs for the most disadvantaged clients?

The first one motivates people to produce goods and services at a profit and it is often called entrepreneurship, the second motivates people to buy pot stocks.

The firm needs to prove those were honestly held opinions, not ones motivated by greed.