Sentence examples similar to profit general from inspiring English sources

The not-for-profit general hospitals were given budgets by the provinces to provide this care.

However, during the development of U-PROFIT, general practitioners suggested to lower the age threshold for inclusion to 60.

Both Ishaka and Kiwoko are church-owned facilities and the only not-for-profit general hospitals in their catchment area.

This community-based operational research study was conducted at three urban hospitals including Mulago national referral hospital (urban-free medical services), Rubaga and Mengo hospitals (urban-private not-for-profit general hospitals) located within Kampala city and one rural health centre IV (rural-free medical services) in Mpigi district in Uganda.

In earnings, General Mills said third-quarter profit rose 7% to beat Wall Street estimates.

They collected fees for various services from gross proceeds rather than net profits–as general partners in limited partnerships often do today and could thereby break even or turn a small profit even if the venture lost money for shareholders.

Limited partners insist that management fees shouldn't be a source of profit for general partners, and in some cases are demanding to sit down with them to find out what their real costs are.

Ieyasu welcomed the trade, seeing in it a means of acquiring firearms, commercial profits, and general information.

Alan Lancz, director at the investment research group LanczGlobal in Toledo, Ohio, said that G.E.'s results offered new evidence that forecasts for corporate profits in general remained too rosy.

But all this sustained discounting has industry professionals worried not only about erosion of profits — in general, discounting merchandise more than 50percentt is a losing proposition for retailers — but also about consumer spending habits.

No doubt it does, but the point is that while almost everyone thought in 2008 that it was time for government to impose its will on huge, unaccountable enterprises driven only by short-term profits, the general election we've just had was fought on the understanding that no one should say or do anything that frightened big business.