Sentence examples for whether for profit from inspiring English sources

Whether for profit or diplomatic gain, this is appalling hypocrisy.

A clear majority of larger providers, whether for profit or not, struggle to achieve consistency.

"Factors such as the rise of apprenticeships, increases in private providers (whether for profit or not-for-profit), and a shift to online learning will also be having an impact, however difficult to quantify".

The hospital gets barely a sixth of the patients in the region; its margins are no bigger than the other hospitals' — whether for profit or not for profit — and it didn't have much of a presence until 2004 at the earliest, a full decade after the cost explosion in McAllen began.

He said this because he knew what it meant to be a black boy in a country that wasn't built for us — a country, in fact, that was built on the destruction of our bodies, whether for profit or for power.

While in the UK there are a number of providers of financial education, such as Credit Action and Toynbee Hall, there is a real opportunity for social enterprise to provide financial education to credit providers (whether for profit or non-profit).

In both cases, the first question the Court must answer is whether for-profit corporations can have religious faith.

It isn't clear if these companies, whether for-profit or nonprofit, would be allowed to opt out anyway – or only if they have triggered an alternative process.

Organizations, whether for-profit or not, rarely describe their reasons for firing an executive as bluntly as the Red Cross did.

Central to the case is whether for-profit companies have a right to exercise religious freedom under either the first amendment's free exercise clause or under a federal law, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Developers, whether for-profit companies or nonprofit organizations, want to put the housing for the elderly in or near residential neighborhoods so that occupants feel part of a community.