Synonym: actuate, incite, move, prompt, propel. Similar words: motive, privately, the private sector, motion, promotion, innovative, conservative, negotiate. Meaning: ['məʊtɪveɪt] v. give an incentive for action.
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61. An earnout may help to continue to motivate the vendors and secure their services even after they have received the initial consideration.
62. However, there is great confidence in the dynamics of the free market to motivate and coordinate human behavior.
63. This means that advertisers have to produce commercials that will be noticed and will motivate viewers to spend money.
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64. You encourage or motivate your child by reinforcing his/her efforts, but this isn't as straight forward as you might think.
65. Just to motivate the thought processes, let me suggest a possible set of goals.
66. Failure may motivate the bright and able child yet discourage and handicap the child who is already doing poorly.
67. Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it's always your choice. Wayne Dyer
68. They need the information which will motivate them to care for the child.
69. You can set better'targets'to motivate better results.
70. We need to motivate members to do missionary work.
71. Do those things actually motivate people at their work?
72. Must be able to motivate and inspire a team.
73. NR: How can teachers motivate children in the classroom?
74. Managers are therefore needed to think, plan, organize, delegate, monitor, motivate and most important of all – talent scout and groom – people so as to achieve goals and profits.
75. Ability to motivate the SDT meet commitments and hold team accountable.
76. Although this kind of evils are tamed and everydayness, they can motivate all the kinds of evils hidden in human's appetency.
77. The teacher all he could to motivate the students to study hard.
78. Motivate and inspire the Field Service Team to work towards total customer satisfaction.
79. Recruit , manage, motivate, assess, promote and develop employees in their area of responsibility.
80. Of course, these reasons are valid and motivate us to bury our heads in thick language textbooks and repeat after a monotonous voice on an audiocassette.
81. Impact the values needed by leaders and managers to motivate, inspire and ennoble their people.
82. Ear plugs: Lecturing and threatening may only motivate your child short - term .
83. Association president Rebecca Tshidibi, a well-spoken 24-year-old social worker, explains how she founded the group to motivate neighbourhood women living with the AIDS virus.
84. To integrate the "technical know-how " of AREVA on oil-immersed transformer, and hire, train, motivate staff in the team.
85. Motivate clubs and Rotarians instead to do work of service.
86. This deceptively simple five - sentence has become united and motivate the weapon.
87. Thus, I firmly support that fan dancing can enter our physical education class. And hopefully, fan dance can motivate our senior girl students to take part in physical education classes.
88. Able to work collaboratively with factory management and motivate them to improve.
89. Official visits are the district governor to motivate and recognize club Rotarians.
90. This knowledge may motivate you to insert a low-noise amplifier between the external reference and the ADC.
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