Sentence examples similar to profit constituent from inspiring English sources

If privatisation was designed to introduce the rigor and efficiency of the market to the operation and ownership of public infrastructure – with the private sector generating profit for its constituents in exchange – then the presence of EDF in our energy landscape is a rebuke to that notion.

Better than expected first-quarter earnings have boosted the index, as the average constituent has posted profit increases of 7%, versus an earlier forecast in mid-April of just over 3%.

While many of the ideas behind crowdscaling aren't new, globalization and the Internet are enabling companies and non-profits to empower constituents like never before.

Companies would calculate their tax bills by adding up the profits and losses of their constituent companies in all EU member states.

Firms would calculate their tax bills by adding up the profits and losses of their constituent companies in all EU member states.

The DEA also said "two commenters expressed concern that pharmaceutical companies are making a profit from approved drugs containing marijuana constituents".

In January this year, a group of MPs from the three main parties and council leaders came together to call for a greater share of potential fracking profits for their Lancashire constituents.

Finally, a numerical study in computer industry is conducted to understand the influence of the market scale parameter and the components selection strategy on the optimal decisions and profits of the supply chain as well as its constituent members.

But scores of special-interest constituents want federal guarantees to ensure their own profit streams.

An assumed profit of only €3/kg for 3 wt.% of recovered valuable biooil constituents might cover already all technical bioslurry manufacturing costs of ca. €50/t (see also the 'Economic aspects' section).

Mr. Lieberman, the chief sponsor of the bill, said its passage would "help assure our constituents that we are here in Washington to address their concerns and not to profit personally" from public service.