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31. What matters is your ability to motivate people, and that is kind of a nebulous term.

32. Demand the performance results that will motivate and test those skills and behaviors.

33. As Peter looked outward,(www.Sentencedict.com) he was able to motivate others to change their perspective too.

34. Hunger and fear motivate us at the most basic level.

35. He expected good behaviour and his rather grim glance in her direction did more to motivate her into action than any coaxing.

36. Haguellar had successfully used the Davis Cup carrot to motivate his lower ranked players.

37. Motivating others Memos are sometimes used to help motivate others.

38. But potential Nader voters are ideologically incandescent and do not need debates to motivate them.

39. Is it the teacher's job to motivate the child at school?

40. To motivate others to implement their decisions, they need strong leadership qualities.

41. Whatever motivates you is most likely to motivate your people too.

42. How do you motivate people when there is no way to reward the efficient or punish the laggard?

43. Compact aims to motivate young people to improve their educational achievements.

44. An external motive can never inspire you. It will only motivate you to move, but you will soon stop. Seek inspiration! RVM 

45. Wage incentives were needed to motivate officials, thus giving bureaucracy an institutional and material basis for power.

46. In other words, we must motivate our learner to think, and give her ample opportunity to do so.

47. Charismatic authority - this is where authority rests on the ability to motivate others by the strength of personality.

48. We start by talking about a problem of circular reasoning to motivate the diagram.

49. Jobs claimed that he could motivate the team to complete the project in little more than a year.

50. It proved impossible to motivate most human beings to work hard for social objectives for very long.

51. Every good teacher knows that criticism does not motivate learners.

52. The pleasure principle should motivate the programmes of study, and always be given high priority.

53. Management have the responsibility for accomplishing these objectives; it is their responsibility to motivate staff and direct activities.

54. The power of feedback to motivate improved performance is well established.

55. The full-colour illustrations will motivate children's interest and provide an excellent springboard for both oral and written work.

56. Gilmore had to motivate religious-right voters without alienating other voters.

57. Although he had an unrivalled ability to motivate players, Docherty's approach often bordered on theatre of cruelty.

58. Some teachers believe students need extrinsic rewards to motivate them to learn.

59. Programs designed to motivate patients into leaving voluntarily brought into sharp focus conflicting institutional dynamics inherent in the leprosarium setting.

60. Or through their charisma, reputation, energy, or sheer popularity - qualities which help win business and motivate staff.