Sentence examples for are being run for from inspiring English sources

All are being run for the first time.

This raises serious questions about the extent to which these institutions are being run for children or by children, as well as questions about ethical and professional practice, and respect for children's rights.

"The school system is not being run for those that it employs; it's being run for those that it was put together to serve, namely the students," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Both horses had been entered in the Gotham, which was being run for the 50th time, because it had only one turn.

That would show prospective private investors that the company was being run for the long term, not just to exit the government.

But when you are talking about a universal service that is a social good, then it should not be being run for profit.

That's especially true for the education directorate, which is being run for the time being by Joan Ferrini-Mundy.

SAG-AFTRA is a member run entity, and currently its business model is being run for the benefit of the staff.

But business leaders' group the Institute of Directors said the bank's bonus policy raised the question of whether it was being run for its shareholders, or its staff.

And depressing to think that it's been run the way that it's been run for such a long time.

It's been run for years by a charming but formidable English couple, Keith and Dorothy Martell, and they've wanted to make sure people come back.