These adjustments were being made, Staudinger said, for "emotional" reasons, to satisfy people's need to see something reparative being done; for the same reason, the starting points of the races would be moved farther down the track to reduce the lugers' speeds.
Zimbabwe, which shares no border with Congo, sent troops for different reasons: to satisfy the power-broking pretensions of its president, Robert Mugabe, and his army's appetite for loot.Before long, the war reached a stalemate and the miscellany of armies settled down to the serious business of plunder.
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Many studies have shown that some patients expect antibiotic prescriptions for their URTIs and some doctors would prescribe antibiotics based on non-biomedical reasons to satisfy the patients [ 5- 7].
They think that as a person begins to use reason instrumentally to satisfy and organize his desires and appetites, he comes to value the exercise of reason for its own sake.
Second, while a state government can forbid gay marriage for no better reason than to satisfy irrational bigotry, the private sector cannot afford such a move.
The statement, issued from its Cairo headquarters, said the killings were committed "for no other reason than to satisfy the hunger for killing and the thirst for blood which control the hearts of the members of the criminal Assad regime".
Consider that sometimes we have no reason whatever to satisfy a desire.
Adams added: "If information of this sort is to be released, it should be done so for proper public interest reasons, not to satisfy a desire for gossip".
