Adolf hitler
Men wanting total power
Capitalists get paid the market price for what they produce. Capitalist farmers wanting more money grow more stuff, or grow stuff that makes more profit. Non capitalists grow stuff and get paid or don't get paid wether they grow stuff or not. There is no monetary incentive to grow more than you can eat. However you can get beaten or punished for not growing enough stuff by the people that pay or don't pay you to grow it.
Here is one example. People not wanting to buy because of the economic conditions.
poverty means being poor, wanting something basic but not able to have it. This situation will be seen in Zimbabwe for example.
Selfishness, in a sense, was created around the time of Adam and Eve. Selfishness can be described as: "greedy" or "always wanting more".
The appeasement of Nazi Germany
the farmers are wanting to cut down forests just for their use.
wanting to go somwhere against your parents will
Farmers wanting to move into the once desputed terrritory.
Farmers wanting to move into the once desputed terrritory.
Anne thinking everything she does is wrong due to the grownups' comments about her. Peter always wanting to pick an argument when he talks
If it was during an argument, it probably means he is wanting to hit you. Really hard to give an answer without knowing the situation
The argument was the words of President who ordered the bombs. He stated that he wanted to end the war and to collapse the means for Japan to make war ever again. There were other facts as to why to drop the bomb but wanting to end the war fell in the first place.
not if it can be avoided at all. Arguments are bad and no-one will win, so just agree passively wherever you can if their are no negative consequences. People just bring up arguments to try and make others respect their opinion. They are not wanting to learn, they are wanting to be important. Let them have what they want if they are that desperate for it. Not that I always follow this advice myself. In truth, my answer is unfortunately usually "Yes".
The irony in Atticus's argument with Heck Tate is that Atticus, who is known for upholding justice and truth, is in this case unknowingly protecting his own son by wanting the truth of the situation revealed, while Heck Tate, the sheriff, is willing to sacrifice the truth to protect Jem from the consequences of the event. This situation challenges the typical roles of the characters and their values.
Government is hurting the private sector by not raising the federal budget deficit. It was part of the republican argument in the current clash. The republicans are wanting to cut spending and not raise the taxes.
You always have to have a reason for not wanting to do something. Sometimes after telling someone this they are stubborn because they just want to say "they don't want to" whenever they are asked to do something instead of giving an actual reason. Many arguments arise like this and the person who is asking for the actual reason that the person doesn't want to do whatever they are being asked to do is right and should easily win the argument if the other person decides not to be so stubborn.