1. Hospitals, which used to be almost exclusively not-for-profit institutions, are being taken over by large corporate chains.

2. Mitchell wanted to change the not-for-profit model and move to a more commercial approach.

3. It is an independent, not-for-profit news agency headquartered in Tokyo.

4. Not-for-profit organizations are renascent in social economic development whose healthy progressing relies on its management levels.

5. Galvin, who had previously been running not-for-profit groups focusing on affordable and special needs housing, was the original seed investor.

6. The competition is sponsored by the not-for-profit organisation Spaceward Foundation, with support from NASA's Centennial Challenges program.

7. A not-for-profit patent pool will be set up later this year to allow developing countries to manufacture cheaper HIV drugs.

8. Nonpartisan think tanks and not-for-profit organizations do a lot of it.

9. CAMBIA is an autonomous, not-for-profit international research organization. It is registered in the Australian Capital Territory.

10. The term "not-for-profit drug information service" means the public drug information service provide gratuitously for the Internet users to share.

11. 'When the economy sneezes, the not-for-profit sector catches the flu,' says Mr. Hochman. 'We get hit hard.'

12. Both public and not-for-profit universities often issue tax-exempt debt. This tends to be cheap.

13. You could even step into the not-for-profit world and really feel wanted and loved.

14. The Water Quality Association is a not-for-profit international trade association representing the household, commercial, industrial, and small community water treatment industry.

15. Those who need more will have to sign a letter saying that their intent is not-for-profit.

16. In late April 1967, plans were begun to incorporate the company as the not-for-profit Dance Theater Foundation.

17. Heinz College provides the core management coursework and the College of Fine Arts support the MAM Program with coursework specific to leading not-for-profit arts and culture institutions.

18. He previously was an international board member of the ISSA, a global not-for-profit association of information security professionals(), and served as the asso-ciation's executive director.

19. He said the challenge is for the centre to become a stable, self-sustaining not-for-profit organisation.

20. The scheme also claims to be the first in which a G8 government links an independent, not-for-profit organisation with its international assistance budget.

21. Ordinary people are playing a more active role in the news system, along with a host of technology firms, news start-ups and not-for-profit groups.

22. The two most common are financial accounting and management accounting. The others include cost accounting, environmental accounting, tax accounting, not-for-profit accounting, and social accounting.

23. The Public Library of Science is now the world's largest not-for-profit open-access journal publisher.

23. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

24. YSP, which had strong links to volunteering placements and responsible travel, will remain as an affiliated not-for-profit arm.

25. China is hoping to raise public awareness of science through its first touring not-for-profit 'science popularisation' foundation.

26. This is a brief note to let you know about the free distance learning training course we are currently providing for the voluntary and not-for-profit sectors.

27. We get that mission done by incubating new movements ourselves, working under our not-for-profit (Purpose Foundation) to do that.