"One should not speak now of only one motive, that it all occurred because of Ms Vorontsova".
However, in reality, there is only one motive power to account for both of these sorts of desires, according to Philip.
Second, Kant is wrong to think that there is only one motive that has value, and that the moral life consists in a 'contest between one element which alone has worth [i.e., the good will] and a multitude of others which have none; the truth is rather that it is a struggle between a multiplicity of desires having various degrees of worth' (FE 206; also KT 3, 18, 93).
The items were carefully selected to be difficult, but not over-complicated situations, usually pitting only two conflicting motives against one another.
However, none of the adolescents exhibited elevated scores on all motives, and only two pairs of parents and adolescents were congruent with respect to the observation of psychosocial problems.
Many Nordic youngsters go to work (although mostly temporarily) in London, Brussels, New York and other foreign cities. High taxation at home may be only one of many motives, but there is little traffic in the opposite direction.In the corporate field, tax competition is eroding the Nordic region's revenue base.
Chomsky finds the Bush administration new in only two ways: the crassness of its motives is far more transparent, and it is now playing for far higher stakes.
In only 12 cases was the motive sexual, and in only two were serious sexual assaults carried out.
Only two interviewees claimed that their main concern was status display or social identity, though these were also subsidiary motives for five other interviewees.
The fascination with Godse has two motives.
