Sentence examples similar to a for profit entity from inspiring English sources

And Zipline, a for-profit entity, hopes other countries will follow in Rwanda's footsteps.

"I didn't understand how it could operate as a for-profit entity and call itself a museum," he said.

"Step back and imagine creating a health care system that places a for-profit entity between the health care provider and the health care consumer," he said.

"A for-profit entity that provides absolutely no health care at all and in fact makes its enormous profits by denying us health care.

Yet months after it opened, a decision by executives to set up a for-profit entity to operate the facility — and shield the nonprofit from potential lawsuits — backfired.

With a thousand students, the school would make a profit, but not so much that it would have to become a for-profit entity.

A for-profit entity, Dome was created in 1984 when Hopkins purchased the Baltimore City Hospital, a money-losing municipal health center.

Columbia University established a for-profit entity named Fathom and spread out costs by teaming up with other universities, museums and other organizations.

The company was an unusual public-private hybrid from its inception: a for-profit entity that has received billions in federal subsidies (starting with an initial grant of $40m) and whose board is appointed by the president.

For example, Google's charitable arm operates as a for-profit entity in order to permit it to invest in start-up businesses, lobby Congress and engage in other activities that are prohibited for tax-exempt entities.

So, the Edison rationale goes, why not enlist a for-profit entity with a management team drawn from the faculty and administrative ranks of elite universities and top school districts, as well as the boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies?