"motivate" Rolesets

motivate

motivate.01 - impelled action, giving inspiration

MOTIVATE-V NOTES: The unstated action seems to default to "whatever arg1 does". (from motivate.01-v)
MOTIVATION-N NOTES: motivate.01 (from motivation.01-n)
MOTIVATED-J NOTES: Automatically created by Julia as an alias file for unification. (from motivated.01-j)

Aliases:

motivated (j.)
motivate (v.)
motivation (n.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: motivation
ARG1-PPT: impelled agent
ARG2-PRD: impelled action

all args

Jeffrey Nichols , president of APMS Canada , Toronto precious metals advisers , said there is to .

unstated action

But cosmetics firms still have one big marketing edge : .

passive, unstated action

be , and the company reach its full potential , only when management embraces the employees ' perspective .

ARG0 and ARG1 and ARG2

motivate.02 - justify

MOTIVATE-V NOTES: Rolesets might be difficult to distinguish in the transitive.Ontology of the arg1 might be the key: only agentive entities canappear in arg1 of motivate.01, while objects and actions canappear as arg1 of motivate.02. I'm not certain if agentive entitiescould appear as arg1 of motivate.02, but if they did, their agentivestatus would be external to the act of motivation. (from motivate.02-v)

Aliases:

motivate (v.)

Roles:

ARG0-PAG: justifier
ARG1-PPT: decision or attitude being shown to be right
ARG2-MNR: explicit instrument
ARG3-PRD: secondary predication on arg1
ARG4-GOL: benefactive, justified to

only transitive

The UEP declines to comment , but the group 's attorney , Alfred Frawley , says are

ARG4 and ARG3 and ARG2

It was the conflict , .