It was noted that terrorists were inspired by political motives not by religion.

Motives to increase women's employment.

Some invest abroad for financial motives.

Moses asked, Samiri, what were your motives?

Moses asked, Samiri, what were your motives?

Defining moral motives distinctions for voluntary activities.

Liberals have very noble motives for doing this.

Motives and drivers for companies to invest abroad

Freeman Thomas says, I'm driven by my passion.

They're driven by this duty and this obligation.

They must not question the motives of the accuser.

The motives of terrorists, however misguided, are always political.

His face, by the way, is fully AI driven.

You see, the book was not driven by reading.

That relationship is not mainly driven by more crime.

It's not enough to just appeal to people's good motives.

It's very hard to measure because there are mixed motives.

The commercial fishing industry is driven principally by foreign interests.

As recognized by Robert Chambers and Jethro Petit These fine ideals stand in contrast to a development landscape littered by failure, corruption, secrecy, greed and contradictory motives.

A lot of this is driven by what's happening in technology.

This is because, generally, the industry is driven by market opportunity.

And in making this film I felt that so many of the documentaries I've seen were all about learning something, or knowledge, or driven by talking heads, and driven by ideas.

And this engine is not just economic value it is pulling material resources relentlessly through the system, driven by our own insatiable appetites, driven in fact by a sense of anxiety.

The difference was, Orville and Wilbur were driven by a cause, by a purpose, by a belief.

So the complexity of this system that we're looking at, the one driven by the sun upper portion, mostly and the lower portion is partly driven by the input from heat below and by other processes.

In summary, the source asserts that the criminal proceedings against Mr. Marynich were marked by motives and considerations alien to a fair criminal procedure.

So, the big brain, on this theory, is driven by the memes.

On the contrary, it must be driven by the world's current needs.

Any decision regarding force size will be driven by events on the ground.

Currently, Russia s greatest economic concern is growing inflationary pressure, driven especially by food prices. Rising food prices are an international phenomenon, and Russia s inflation is driven by the large current account surpluses and capital inflows.

My generation grew up with the image of Europe as an economic form of cooperation. Political motives behind European integration were overshadowed by the economic project.

Firstly, our own nuclear programme is security driven, not status driven.

Other motives include securing natural resources and increasing efficiency, as well as financial reasons.

Much depends on a firm's strategies, motives and capacity to exploit advantages through internationalization.

Avaliku arvamuse küsitluste sekundaaranalüüs Motives and mechanisms of voting behaviour of the Estonian population.

Nor are technology constraints a durable answer, unless the motives for proliferation are addressed.

Such an outcome should be driven by the hopes and aspirations of Member States.

Both had the same degree of faith in the women's motives for filing the complaints.

At the same time, we need to understand and address the motives behind terrorist acts.

They will be driven by the demands of the armed forces who will operate with the weapons, and they will also be driven by the requirement to present high reliability levels as a sales feature for the munition.

But the design was driven by a need to be quick, cheap, safe, respectful, flexible.

Some are driven by compassion, feel it's perhaps one of the fundamental acts of humanity.

We also have the world's very first vehicle that can be driven by the blind.

It's interesting, because history is driven to a large degree by the size of cities.

Economic development was driven by an organizational learning process (i.e. by corporations), often encouraged by the State, that stimulated innovation and competitiveness.