Meanings of not-for-profit in English

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West Hall, run by the not-for-profit Anchor Trust, is not a typical care service.

UUCP is a radically decentralized, not-for-profit network of UNIX computers.

He was, however, blithely running a not-for-profit AT&T software-piracy ring.

She's chief officer at the not-for-profit Community Sports Trust.

But it was developed not by a pharmaceutical company but by the not-for-profit TB Alliance.

Last February, the not-for-profit Southern Community Media Trust was launched in Queenstown to try and achieve that.

The event brought together not-for-profit Neds and specialists from across the voluntary, housing and higher education sectors.

The ARL is a not-for-profit organization representing over one hundred research libraries in the United States and Canada.

Setting: 76 not-for-profit US dialysis clinics.

Former Christchurch mayor Garry Moore talks about the not-for-profit Your Home trust which is providing houses for low-income families.

Not-for-profits are fishing in same talent pool as commercial organisations.

An independent report leaked to Radio New Zealand, Transforming Not-For-Profit Services, was prepared for the Ministry of Social Development.

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