Sentence examples similar to profit global from inspiring English sources

Intrax is a for-profit global education company whose internship arm offers positions in Asia, Latin America and Europe.

MenAfriVac was developed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and Path, a non-profit global health group.

The equipment was donated by Path, a non-profit global health organisation pioneering the fight against cervical cancer in Uganda.

Energy Watch Group, an independent, non-profit global network of scientists and parliamentarians, suggests that, as the cost of PV panels continues to decline, it will stimulate growth in the number of installations of the technology worldwide.

Humble and often illiterate workers struggle to prove their social, environmental and financial advantages.Sonia Dias, a rubbish expert from WIEGO, a non-profit global network based at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, says better links between the scavengers' co-operatives are needed.

That matters because the TED conferences (TED stands for technology, entertainment and design, and is a not-for-profit global conference organization) are one of the obligatory stops on the itinerary of any self-regarding plutocrat, and in the past that constituency has often preferred its vision of the economic future served sunny-side up.

The Salt Workers Economic Empowerment Program (SWEEP), a joint initiative between the non-profit Global Fairness Initiative (GFI and SEWAA, is working to help female salt farmers in Gujarat gain the commercial and technical knowledge to farm salt more sustainably and profitably as the risk of erratic, extreme weather looms.

One Young World is a not-for-profit global initiative to find 1,500 "leaders of tomorrow", to be sourced via social media thanks (in part) to software provided by Lucian Tarnowski's BraveNewTalent.

Cherie was also an intern with UNRWA in Jordan and is currently a Project Assistant with Dunia Health, a non-profit global health start up.

He is also the Chair of the Advisory Council for Acumen Fund, a non-profit global venture fund that uses entrepreneurial approaches to solve the problems of global poverty.

A new study released by the University of California-Irvine in conjunction with the RAND corporation, a non-profit global think tank, shows a correlation between states that have legalized marijuana and reduced rates of opioid addiction.