for-profit

The foundation is a not-for-profit organization founded by His Holiness the Dalai Lama with the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to him in 1989.

queens library is an independent, not-for-profit corporation and is not affiliated with any other library system.

Some, though, think the ban on for-profit firms setting up free schools might have to be lifted.

Advisors urged her to attract investors with a for-profit plan and wait to help the developing world until after garnering big earnings.

In short, what's good for China is not necessarily good for profit growth, at least if rebalancing is to be pursued seriously.

This thesis not going to make it a long. Exactly what each human to kill each other? The word, and the Lord avenge for profit, times for.

Our proposal was to run a not-for-profit game, with much of the money going to good causes, but we were just beaten by the eventual winner.

But when the market becomes volatile every move brings with it a fresh opportunity for profit or loss, and each minute can fly by.

For thousands of years men have been wandering around-for pleasure, for profit, or to satisfy their curiosity.

When I founded Wikipedia, I could have made it into a for-profit company with advertising banners, but I decided to do something different.

Not for glory and least of all, for profit, but to create out of the material of the human spirit something which did not exist before.

He said the challenge is for the centre to become a stable, self-sustaining not-for-profit organisation.

YSP, which had strong links to volunteering placements and responsible travel, will remain as an affiliated not-for-profit arm.

Or the cost calculations that for-profit health insurers make to determine how much coverage they'll give customers.

Party B enjoy himself portrait right to which Party A, without consent of Party B, shall not use Party B's portrait for profit purpose.

It's often a shame when big business larches on to a country's culture and exploits elements of it. Commercializing it for profit.

It is possible to be cheated by the higher education system. We have seen a lot of . . . abuse in the for-profit higher education industry.

Students at community and technical colleges, especially institutions that are for-profit, are having the toughest time of it.

The madness of the system is reflected in the fact that capitalism produces for profit in the market not to meet needs.

In the years that followed, he made a fortune in real estate, buying undervalued homes and selling them for profit.

Ministers must eventually grapple with the question of whether to lift the ban on free schools being run for profit.

The primary challenge, like other for-profit new ventures, is to raise seed funding to start up the company.

asset stripping: When a company takes over another company and sells off for profit the valuable assets of the company taken over.

It does suggest that there are limits to how much and what we can expect from either a for-profit or a nonprofit structure.

"After ralling strongly to a technically overbought territory, the markets were ripe for profit taking, " he said.

But it's actually hard for us to make a distinction between them and for-profit business operators.

Cause Marketing is marketing involving the cooperative efforts of a for profit business and a non-profit organization for mutual benefit.

These for-profit hedge funds look out for their own investors' interests and not that of investors in the stocks they trade.

Some of the slaves were exported to mine gold or to work in factories producing goods exported to the Pleiades for profit.

But whether guys go as girls in MMOs for fun or for profit, it's easy to be fooled.

Some non-profits, as Schumpeter will continue to call them, are almost indistinguishable from for-profit businesses.

Other social entrepreneurs establish for-profit social enterprises, also known as "FOPSEs" , that try to make money as well as doing good.

A business corporation is generally organized for profit and is formed under a state's corporation act or business corporation act.

It was a piece of for- profit propaganda, produced by the country's biggest film company, the China Film Group (CFG).

These Infantry "made up of peoples from all lands" , fight for the Seljuk Empire more for profit than any sense of loyalty.

They are trying to exploit the waste discharged by the factory for profit.

Yet the WEF is far from turning into a routine, if not-for-profit, conference organiser.

No organization or individual may establish or run a school or any other institution of education for profit-making purposes.

He was paid by a not-for-profit company, Pargav, that did not seek to influence MoD procurement decisions.

Business transfer refers to the transference of functional property conducted for profit-making purposes by way of a contract system.

It has poor achieving in Blog, NetEase began to search for other new field for profit.

A non-statutory, not-for-profit corporation set up in 2001 to provide market-oriented Internet domain name registration services.

Reselling of passenger tickets or other railway transport certificates for profit shall be prohibited.

Earning lots of money is A Good Thing because - unlike the way we French see things - the search for profit does not rule out generosity.

Additionally, the Internet provides numerous examples of the ways for-profit and not-for-profit investments can complement one another.

It is impartial and not-for-profit and is not tied to any political, partisan or national interests.

With public colleges beset by budget cuts, for-profit colleges offer an opportunity for people who are down and out to get ahead.

This service is not for profit. It's a convenience for our local compatriots , just like the car pool service!

Citizens United is a not-for-profit group supported mostly by individual donations, but it has also received donations from private firms.

Again please note this App is for a charity and is not being sold for profit so please bid accordingly.

A type of business that two or more people run together, for profit.

Now Hasson is taking advantage of the rapid expansion of cell-phone networks to set up a for-profit wholesale service called E-Shop.

In his spare time, he manages a not-for-profit music school and works on a dream to teach music in real-time, over the Internet.

A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on a business for profit .

CA: You've got a company set up to -- GW: A foundation, a foundation. Not-for-profit.

It's not an either-or decision for us; we believe using both grants and for-profit investments can be powerfully complementary.

Craigslist fashions itself more of a public service than a for-profit entity, eschewing many opportunities to monetize its user base.

As a not-for-profit, four-year and graduate residential university, my institution is not directly affected by these federal rules.

A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as co owners a business for profit.

Phoenix Commotion is a for-profit company that operates more like a nonprofit, aiming to solve several universal social problems.

Assuming that we restrict ourselves to for-profit business , the goal of financial management is to make money or add value for the owners .

If users consent, information may also be shared with qualifying Not-for-Profit Organizations in the Global Hand Network.

Marked results have been achieved in transforming for-profit press and publishing institutions into enterprises and eligible market players.

Instead, it will offer the expertise of its faculty on a new for-profit site which will be spun off as an independent company.

In the past three decades, governments have accepted a huge expansion of private provision, much of it by for-profit outfits.

Hate is the fact that some think oneself transcendent, readily righteousness is a shame, not for profit before all regardless of.

The National Guild of Hypnotists is a not -for- profit, educational corporation in the State of New Hampshire.

Many not-for-profit organizations offer coaching and cover race expenses in exchange for your fund raising efforts.

Compare a for-profit college with a public or non-profit institution with similar student backgrounds, and the default rates are similar.

It represents nonprofit and for-profit organizations working toward goals of social change and environmental activism.

U. S. oil magnate Hamer , for profit, like a small pencil attached great importance to the business.

This summer, the U. S. Department of Education introduced a proposal to regulate for-profit universities.

Opponents of selling off postal services say that private-sector owners will bleed them for profit rather than investing in their future.

Instead, it tries to make the payment equal to what a leader of a not-for-profit organization in that country would earn.

To be sure, the quality of the courses offered by for-profit colleges are generally are not so high.

The American economy has traditionally been divided into three sectors: government, for-profit businesses and non-profit charities.

Mr Akula also says that for-profit microfinance need not mean extortionate interest rates for the poor.

New schools can be established by parents, teachers, charities, religious outfits, universities, private schools and not-for-profit groups.

The Federal Reserve is a private bank owned and operated for profit by a very powerful group of elite international bankers.

discussion Park Lane Park is the land should be used to build villas for profit is meaningless.

Consideration should be given to more extensive promotion of clinical trial results that are funded by not-for-profit organizations.

Many can only register as for-profit enterprises, making them ineligible for many sources of funding.

and, with the state and non-profit colleges cutting back, the for-profit sector has been doing startlingly well.

Is the growing relationship between the nonprofit and for-profit sector a good thing?

The third chapter focuses on "transfer pricing" , one of the main instruments for profit manipulation.

And we, the Beings of the Animal Kingdom, have been reduced by humans to mere commodities to be traded off for profit.

Savings banks, too, are often seen as local development banks by their municipal bosses, with little concern for profit.

As such, application stores like Apple App Store and Google Android Market should not be mistaken for profit centres.

PTA manufacturers maintenance efforts to gradually increase, also suggests that the current PTA plant for profit satisfaction now lower.

For as long as the idea of intellectual property or branding has existed, counterfeiters have schemed to cheaply mimic products for profit.

It is no coincidence that Kaplan, a for-profit college, has signed a controversial agreement to tap the state's glut of students.

BillClinton's "Welfare Reform" of 1996 privatized welfare in the US, turning it into a for-profit business.

Membership organizations may be not-for-profit civil society associations or consumer and producer cooperatives.

NGOs need to be engaged in for-profit activities, improve financing from foreign countries, and strengthen their own public credibility.

My aim is to get lots of people becoming friends for a not for profit charity face book site that helps to protect animals and trees.

Yet officials say for-profit colleges may be less supervised than other schools. They also point to reports of highly aggressive marketing.

In one social entrepreneurship-focused course, guest speakers would make weekly appearances to discuss their for-profit business models.

But in the implementation process, accounting policies on impairment of assets are adopted as a tool for profit manipulation.

Also, more importantly, the gap between US corporate sector prices and unit labor costs - a proxy FOR profit margins - is at 20-year highs.

Most for-profit companies are run for the benefit of shareholders. But banks have been run more for the benefit of employees.

CAMBIA is an autonomous, not-for-profit international research organization. It is registered in the Australian Capital Territory.

Then, speculative behavior shall be curtailed as much as possible, reducing the channel for profit making through arbitrage.

Pop quiz: Can for-profit colleges overcome the double whammy of tighter lending standards for student loans and an economic downturn?

As a not-for-profit leader whose organization depends on donations, I say, If that is slacktivism, I'll have some of that.

Accordingly the construction of Accounting Standards of Non-for-Profit Organization should be proposed to the agenda too.

Originally created as a non-for-profit label, today Chickenshit is available for international wholesale.

It is the result of, and motivated by, the search for profit by Western global companies.

Thereare many private and public, non-profit and for-profit institutions offering courses and degree programs through distance education.

Meanwhile, investments in for-profit ventures benefit society by leveraging the power of markets.

For-profit colleges, which range from beauty schools to institutions that resemble traditional universities, were already under attack.

These credits can be used by companies in developed countries to meet their emissions reduction requirements, or traded for profit.

The Public Library of Science is now the world's largest not-for-profit open-access journal publisher.

This has been offered to the industry via the Agile Academy, a not-for-profit organization with a partnership model.

A previous documentary that focused on it, "The Corporation" , argued that capitalism's demand for profit turned companies into psychopaths.

For-profit higher education has become an important phenomenon worldwide, and it may continue to be rapidly expanded elsewhere.

The differences in use between for- profit and nonprofit centers was not because certain patients were sicker, the researchers found.

You see, many people do not yet realize that animals are not born to become commodities, to be used and misused for profit and experiments.

Once websites became avenues for profit, the free exchange that was once the WWW became more of a closed, commercial space.

New opportunities are available for profit-seeking companies to create and capture value by servicing previously inaccessible markets.

Pursuit for profit is not our sole target but performance of our duties is our permanent mission.

One Kids Place Children's Treatment Centre is a not-for-profit corporation providing regional rehabilitation and related support services.

And basically you want to have the process to transform the idea into product that you can sell for profit.

Our goal is to create short films, not for profit, but as creative opportunities for our students and professional colleagues.

In the middle of the nineteen forties, Peter Drucker argued that the desire for profit was central to business efforts.

Will some people be turned off by the fact that Better World Books is fact a for-profit venture?

The RHA supplements its own production with purchases from private, for-profit, providers.

The Canadian Olympic Committee is a national , private, not -for - profit organization committed to sport excellence .

The Department of Education has delayed action on the proposal, apparently in response to lobbying by the for-profit colleges.

A profit center is any responsibility center responsible for profit, thus responsible for revenue, cost, production, and sales volume.

Since 2009, emphasis on not-for-profit health facilities is creating a breed of new entrants, even more in need of good systems.

The lack of regulations has meant that even prisoners can be exploited in this virtual world for profit.

We get that mission done by incubating new movements ourselves, working under our not-for-profit (Purpose Foundation) to do that.

What separates government from the rest of society isn't its size, its disregard for profit, its foresight, or its scope.

For too long, for-profit firms have focused on learning only from each other as they try to do better.

Some have transformed themselves from nonprofit into for-profit banks, raising questions of whether altruism and capitalism can co-exist.

In emails and presentations, the investors have painted the for-profit industry in a highly critical light.

Housing Associations are independent not-for-profit organizations for rent and also run schemes called "shared ownership" .

They are also required to publicly disclose their ownership, governance structure and for-profit status.

But most have to scrape by on "zilch" or, at most, on a fraction of what is taken for granted in the for-profit world.

Mentoring is widespread in the United States, in both corporations and not-for-profit organisations.

China is hoping to raise public awareness of science through its first touring not-for-profit 'science popularisation' foundation.

A growing number of not-for- profit biennials are being developed alongside the market structures.

Trend following seeks to capture the majority of a market trend, up or down, for profit.

Yet neither was the interstate highway system a for-profit venture.

We do not compromise our EHS Value for profit or production.

For-profit colleges have happily depended on government support. Now education may increasingly come to depend on for-profit colleges.

For grantees who run for-profit businesses, the Foundation often supplements grant funding with below-market interest loans.

Investing abroad for profit is hard enough: recall Japanese companies' bubble-era forays into Hollywood and New York.

For-profit medical research is even more focused on servicing the needs of those with higher incomes.

Straight channels or envelopes work better for profit taking than standard deviation channels, or Bollinger bands.

Black markets will of course arise, as well as rationing if resale for profit becomes too obvious.

To reach this vision as a not-for-profit organization, Mayo Clinic relies on benefactor support.

Many of these for-profit behemoths use technology to lower costs and increase student numbers.

However, the alternative exposes them to government demands to declare tax as a for-profit business.

But they too are breaching the barriers between profit and nonprofit, adopting best practices from the for-profit business world.

Wikiasari will be a for profit venture, although the "majority" of proceeds will be donated to Wikipedia.

To be sure, some for-profit models continue to function, and new ones may emerge.

America is starting to follow suit, with the B-corp, a hybrid of for-profit company and non-profit organisation.

The aggregate cost of the for-profit college industry is great.

"If I'm in the not-for-profit world, every year I have to fight to raise funds, " he says.

A for-profit structure brings profit pressures; a nonprofit structure brings social mission pressures.

Thirdly, some clinics impose on patients unnecessary treatment or examination sheerly for profit.

American Private Higher Education: History, Features and Prospective--The Rise of For-Profit Higher Education in U. S.

Reflections on "Educational Institutions Operating Not for Profit Seeking"

Tan Jihu, a blood donation award recipient, tried to sell his medals for profit, newspaper Beijing Times reported on Saturday.

not-for-profit research, charitable aid and government efforts ranging from new roads to better distribution of land.

the asian food information centre is a singapore - registered not - for profit organisation .

Artistic projects should be developed by the private sector for profit.

Capital may pour into economically expanding regions with specialized labor and technologies as investors see the potential for profit.

The fourth section briefly discusses special considerations for not-for-profit businesses.

A partnership is an association of two or more persons for profit.

William Paddock offers his consulting services for profit, but says social responsibility is a big part of what his company does.

The plundering for profit of the world's natural resources has threatened the very sustainability of the planet.

Meanwhile for-profit colleges have started hiring "mystery shoppers" to test their sales practices.

A line will probably be drawn between trading swaps for profit and doing so for risk-management purposes or on behalf of clients.

With the public for profit and constraints such as lack of institutional mechanisms are the main crux of lhe problem.

Mr. Atkins said that costs had risen quickly as the market fell, leaving the developers little room for profit.

Third, the specification for-profit medical institutions price behavior.

We will reform management and operation of nonprofit cultural institutions and transform for-profit cultural agencies into enterprises.

One by one, exchanges have shed their mutual status to become for-profit, publicly traded entities.

Students enrolled at for-profit institutions offering cheap courses will be eligible for state-supported loans.

KONY 2012 is the product of a group called Invisible Children, a controversial activist group and not-for-profit.

A report from the Institute for Justice, a pressure group, calls it "Policing for Profit" .

Technical analysis is applied social psychology, the craft of analyzing mass behavior for profit.

James' company is a for-profit enterprise, but he pledges to give away all its after-tax profits to charity.

Student groups in Chile vowed to continue their protests demanding an end to university education for profit.

Kaplan, the for-profit education outfit the Post acquired in 1984, now provides some sixty per cent of its income.

For-profit universities treat students as cash cows, making unrealistic promises and even outright lies to increase enrollment.

The online report also describes the methodology and includes essays on for-profit colleges and the student debt bubble.

Rely on this for-profit market to solve social security problems caused by the market dislocation.

Then companies spring up and use the software as the basis for profit.

As for the third, it is a funny socialism that gives private, for-profit insurance firms the main responsibility for delivering health care.

The big question is whether the not-for-profit news model is sustainable.

We undertake the social study not for profit but for the welfare of the employees.

Perhaps one-third of all internships at for-profit companies are unpaid, and interns now often fill roles once held by full-time employees.

Moreover, recession-battered charities need the skills that for-profit managers can bring.

a not-for-profit organization that provides telecommunications to airlines.

Non-profit organisations such as the one formerly known as the YMCA are commonly advised to become more like for-profit businesses.

The need for profit will be seen as being at odds with a fairer system of exchange or barter of services.

For-profit informal finance met some of non-traditional farmer households' financing needs in some degree.

Of course, this analysis tracks only for-profit companies, and in the hospital sector, not-for-profits predominate.

But in their search for profit they also brought about a democratisation of credit.

For-profit company firstworks takes the lead on development and maintenance of the product (see Resources).

For-profit start-ups offer lots of responsibility and workplace fun to young employees, for instance.

A new economic activity is created by the provision of for-profit educational services.

According to a few websites, they don't get paid for profit, but they do get money to pay the bills and provide for their families.

It is a brave person who turns down a lucrative banking job to work for a not-for-profit organisation if they owe almost $90, 000.

The NYSE was a not-for-profit company that in one way had changed little since 1792: Thousands of traders shouted orders to buy or sell.

New opportunities for profit are seized and overdone "in ways so closely resembling irrationality as to constitute a mania" .

This is to create a not-for-profit holding company for Scottish Water, rather as Welsh Water and Network Rail are organised now.

Columbia also is anxious not be aced out by some of the other for- profit "knowledge sites, " such as About. com and Hungry Minds.

Last summer, I was in Bangladesh working for a for-profit social enterprise.

nonprofit is united with for-profit to make common efforts in environment protection.

Now our final topic of interest is creating your own branding for profit.

NX is open source terminal server software developed by a for-profit company.

This definition applies to all organizations, including both profit and not-for-profit.

We believe in for-profit open source as a way to fairly compensate talented individuals.

In this background, we propose building the accounting standards of Non-for-Profit Organization of China.

The author concludes by offering a guide for deciding between a nonprofit or for-profit structure.

The speculators' greed for profit has left several small investors penniless.

One entrepreneur I know, whose FOPSE (For-Profit Social Enterprise) is in Africa, has adopted the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

But his administration also wants stronger rules for colleges that operate for profit.

It can be in an organization at school, it can be a not-for-profit.

So I sat down with my mum (who is the director of All for Africa, a non-for-profit organisation) and we discussed some of my options.

It is a decision often by a small number of elites, for them; and for profit.

The for-profit company is owned by the nonprofit Lutheran Social Services.

Some 10, 000 for-profit facilities have arisen across the country in recent decades to hold them.

Article 3 The drug information service over the Internet is divided into for-profit service and not-for-profit service.

Nonpartisan think tanks and not-for-profit organizations do a lot of it.

Not for profit organizations, will be published in the press at any time uses of the funds!

Represents 91 Canadian public and private not-for-profit universities and university-degree level colleges.

However, here now has become a for-profit cemeteries , the cemetery erected in front of a big "revolutionary education bases" stone tablets.

Channels provide attractive targets for profit taking.

The high return of equity investment enhanced the motivation of savings funds for profit.

One of only five for-profit dance companies in the country.

It is an independent, not-for-profit news agency headquartered in Tokyo.

People often ask why we're setup as a non-profit rather than a for-profit.

capitalism's competitive production for profit, means there's too many of everything, and inevitably therefore, a crisis.

He supports the not-for-profit Stan Lee Foundation, which promotes literacy, writing and the arts.

As the economy falters, the incentives for the government to trade ideology for profit are compelling.

The Temasek model appeals to China: a state-controlled investment company that is nevertheless run on for-profit lines.

Education as a "commercial presence" has provided the basis of the significance of international law for-profit in China.

A for profit company is expected to maximize returns for its shareholders.

But the aims of the conference, which is not-for-profit and aspires to become an annual event, are lofty.

Ideologically, many in India worry that large MFIs have become for-profit firms.

The material provided at this site may not be distributed for profit.

Ext JS is a for-profit company and certainly supports different models based on the intended use (open source, commercial, and OEM).

Article 3 Tourist agencies mentioned in these Regulations refer to those enterprises engaged in tourist business for profit.

within not-for-profit community organizations.

Tencent's thirst for profit is not limited to this.