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ulterior motive N LAW

ulterior motive

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In business, to "push upstairs" means to promote someone either unwillingly or with an ulterior motive. en.wikipedia.org

She said she believes there is an ulterior motive for the push to get seasonal workers off benefits and into often poorly paid, service-sector vacancies. www.cbc.ca

However, she has an ulterior motive as she is desperate to pay off her debts. en.wikipedia.org

When an ulterior motive is possible, it is easier to discount the feedback whether it is positive or negative. en.wikipedia.org

There was no ulterior motive of receiving accolades or anything; it all just fell into place. en.wikipedia.org

I would hope that they didn't have any ulterior motive. www.dailymail.co.uk

Some theories say that he did this purely for his own amusement, though it is also possible for an ulterior motive. en.wikipedia.org

None of the three women is who they appear to be: each has an ulterior motive. en.wikipedia.org

The most important ulterior motive of the shows is the promotion of a just, humane, secular and equal society. en.wikipedia.org

He elieved the ulterior motive for his reprimand was for his support of the monarchy. en.wikipedia.org

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