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If other nations have no soldiers on the ground and have no financial interests in helping the rebuilding of Iraq , exactly what was supposed to motivate them ? Among the set of measures that should be taken to consolidate public services within the subregion are adoption of efficient management systems , use of incentives and salary and cost of living related measures to motivate civil servants , recruitment of competent staff and professional training so they can acquire technical and management skills . He walks to the Main Building at Notre Dame to discuss hiring new professors and creating new courses in Latino Studies - - wanting to motivate and train a new generation of scholars . " Rallies will be held to motivate participants about community service and allow them to present collected goods to recipients in Bryan and College Station . " His sentiments expressed the selfless ideal that is supposed to motivate all those who follow the example of the Buddha , whose sacred image had passed through this village during the confused and disorderly time when a systematic attempt was made to eradicate organized religion from Tibet . These abuses can run rampant , board members can ; guaranteed business contracts go to their company or those owned by their friends , hand out jobs in the orchestra 's administration to cronies , use the orchestra to motivate local politicians to endorse public programs that will also benefit their personal business , etc. Ideally , an orchestra will have an executive director or a long standing board member that serves as a sort of watchdog capable of bringing peace to a bad situation and ensure that no board members are abusing their position in the organization .