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We have , first of all , to deal with our own inner problems , our desire to control . There may even be a desire to accumulate in both departments , yet the desire to accumulate plus the technical prerequisites of accumulation is not enough in a capitalist economy of commodity production . But teachers like Tom Van Winkle actively instill in their students the desire to accumulate , analyze , rearrange and apply information in the most effective manner possible . It is his desire to control his own destiny and to determine who should and should not be punished . He constantly polemises against the classical school which advocates unrestricted development of the productive forces and expansion of production ; and his whole work is a warning against the fatal consequences of giving full rein to the desire to accumulate . Therefore , an across-the-board increase in the CF is fully consistent with Congress ' desire to restore inappropriate cuts caused by policies that resulted from the BBA 97 . HCFA has indicated its desire to control these mechanisms and Congress has twice acted to forestall HCFA 's regulatory efforts , largely on the basis that these devices may be necessary creative responses to states ' budgetary constraints . And at least for the short term , the Bush administration 's desire to restore order to the budget and appropriations process was shelved . In most grammatical frameworks , the grammar writer desiring to handle coordination can get by reasonably well by writing enough specific rules involving particular grammatical categories ; but it appears that a proper and general treatment must recognize coordination as a " metagrammatical " construction , in the sense that metarule , general system operations , or " second-pass " operations such as transformations , are needed for its formulation . Two key tenets of that ideology are the claims of ( 1 ) the benevolence of the United States in foreign policy ( the notion that the United States , alone among nations in history , pursues a policy rooted in a desire to spread freedom and democracy ) and ( 2 ) the naturalness of capitalism ( the notion that capitalism is not only the most efficient system , but the only sane and moral economic system ) . " Equally critical to the advancement of negotiations - - with both the internal enemies of the Iraqi government and neighboring states - - is a plain statement by President Bush that the United States has no plans for permanent military bases in Iraq and no desire to control its oil resources . In either situation you are working up your desire to control .