Fair motive - synonyms, pronunciation, antonyms, definition

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In capitalist theoretics, the profit motive is said to ensure that resources are being allocated efficiently.

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Traditionally, the Governor of Hong Kong visited the fair annually, usually in Victoria Park.

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Her work has been featured in the magazines Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, Self, W, and Fitness.

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The Mark is operated by a not-for-profit community benefit society, the Fair Tax Foundation.

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While GSR owns the passenger car fleet, Pacific National provides motive power for the services.

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In 2018 he starred in the ITV dramatisation of Vanity Fair.

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The Civil Service Commissioners' Recruitment Code is maintained by the Civil Service Commissioners and is based on the principle of selection on merit on the basis of fair and open competition.

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It wouldn't be fair to you.

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We don't even know his motive.

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Often a minimal motive was enough for him to start a quarrel.

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I know the motive but do not know its words.

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They hung And the road to the fair was so far away!

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Evidence of re-creation; is the motive of the lie and the truth; mind and heart.

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However, the lack of a judge in an unclear court case raises suspicions of a political motive.

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The same post talked about a possible motive for the scam.