Definition of not-for-profit in English:

not-for-profit

adjective

another term for non-profit
Example sentencesExamples
- Gillies has served on the boards of more than 35 public and not-for-profit organizations.
- The trusts will operate as not-for-profit organisations, be free to borrow either from the public or private sector plus recruit their own staff.
- He announced that Railtrack would be taken into administration and replaced with a not-for-profit public company.
- The Community Channel is a not-for-profit digital television channel owned by charity The Media Trust.
- Its aim is to make it impossible for governments to run public services on a not-for-profit basis, without the participation of private companies.
- The function of not-for-profit entities like libraries, museums and archives is also changing.
- As a registered charity, the not-for-profit theatre does not have huge resources on which to draw if extra marketing is needed to promote a show.
- It is a not-for-profit organization and is licensed for 454 acute care beds.
- Interest is sought from not-for-profit organisations to manage accommodation that links both support and housing.
- It would be run by a not-for-profit fund or charity.
- After all, we're essentially trying to create a new system of accounting for the not-for-profit sector.
- It is rather like handing NHS hospitals over to private health charities and not-for-profit companies like BUPA.
- It is registered as a charity, operates as a not-for-profit company and the programme includes lots of different activities.
- Lismore Unlimited is calling for not-for-profit organisations in Lismore to apply for events assistance funding.
- It also specialises in providing services to charities and not-for-profit organisations.
- Plans to transfer thousands of council homes into the hands of not-for-profit landlords could be put to six public ballots.
- Last month they reopened the school as an independent not-for-profit charity.
- Public and not-for-profit organisations face a different set of problems.
- As a not-for-profit publication we cannot, of course, endorse either team.
- A lot of people very unhappy with how much you make running a not-for-profit organization.

Definition of not-for-profit in US English:

not-for-profit

adjectiveˌnätˌfərˈpräfətˌnɑtˌfərˈprɑfət

another term for nonprofit
Example sentencesExamples
- As a registered charity, the not-for-profit theatre does not have huge resources on which to draw if extra marketing is needed to promote a show.
- It would be run by a not-for-profit fund or charity.
- After all, we're essentially trying to create a new system of accounting for the not-for-profit sector.
- It is a not-for-profit organization and is licensed for 454 acute care beds.
- The function of not-for-profit entities like libraries, museums and archives is also changing.
- Last month they reopened the school as an independent not-for-profit charity.
- It also specialises in providing services to charities and not-for-profit organisations.
- Gillies has served on the boards of more than 35 public and not-for-profit organizations.
- A lot of people very unhappy with how much you make running a not-for-profit organization.
- It is registered as a charity, operates as a not-for-profit company and the programme includes lots of different activities.
- The Community Channel is a not-for-profit digital television channel owned by charity The Media Trust.
- Plans to transfer thousands of council homes into the hands of not-for-profit landlords could be put to six public ballots.
- Interest is sought from not-for-profit organisations to manage accommodation that links both support and housing.
- As a not-for-profit publication we cannot, of course, endorse either team.
- Public and not-for-profit organisations face a different set of problems.
- It is rather like handing NHS hospitals over to private health charities and not-for-profit companies like BUPA.
- Its aim is to make it impossible for governments to run public services on a not-for-profit basis, without the participation of private companies.
- The trusts will operate as not-for-profit organisations, be free to borrow either from the public or private sector plus recruit their own staff.
- Lismore Unlimited is calling for not-for-profit organisations in Lismore to apply for events assistance funding.
- He announced that Railtrack would be taken into administration and replaced with a not-for-profit public company.

词汇	not-for-profit
释义	Definition of not-for-profit in English: not-for-profit adjective another term for non-profit Example sentencesExamples Gillies has served on the boards of more than 35 public and not-for-profit organizations. The trusts will operate as not-for-profit organisations, be free to borrow either from the public or private sector plus recruit their own staff. He announced that Railtrack would be taken into administration and replaced with a not-for-profit public company. The Community Channel is a not-for-profit digital television channel owned by charity The Media Trust. Its aim is to make it impossible for governments to run public services on a not-for-profit basis, without the participation of private companies. The function of not-for-profit entities like libraries, museums and archives is also changing. As a registered charity, the not-for-profit theatre does not have huge resources on which to draw if extra marketing is needed to promote a show. It is a not-for-profit organization and is licensed for 454 acute care beds. Interest is sought from not-for-profit organisations to manage accommodation that links both support and housing. It would be run by a not-for-profit fund or charity. After all, we're essentially trying to create a new system of accounting for the not-for-profit sector. It is rather like handing NHS hospitals over to private health charities and not-for-profit companies like BUPA. It is registered as a charity, operates as a not-for-profit company and the programme includes lots of different activities. Lismore Unlimited is calling for not-for-profit organisations in Lismore to apply for events assistance funding. It also specialises in providing services to charities and not-for-profit organisations. Plans to transfer thousands of council homes into the hands of not-for-profit landlords could be put to six public ballots. Last month they reopened the school as an independent not-for-profit charity. Public and not-for-profit organisations face a different set of problems. As a not-for-profit publication we cannot, of course, endorse either team. A lot of people very unhappy with how much you make running a not-for-profit organization. Definition of not-for-profit in US English: not-for-profit adjectiveˌnätˌfərˈpräfətˌnɑtˌfərˈprɑfət another term for nonprofit Example sentencesExamples As a registered charity, the not-for-profit theatre does not have huge resources on which to draw if extra marketing is needed to promote a show. It would be run by a not-for-profit fund or charity. After all, we're essentially trying to create a new system of accounting for the not-for-profit sector. It is a not-for-profit organization and is licensed for 454 acute care beds. The function of not-for-profit entities like libraries, museums and archives is also changing. Last month they reopened the school as an independent not-for-profit charity. It also specialises in providing services to charities and not-for-profit organisations. Gillies has served on the boards of more than 35 public and not-for-profit organizations. A lot of people very unhappy with how much you make running a not-for-profit organization. It is registered as a charity, operates as a not-for-profit company and the programme includes lots of different activities. The Community Channel is a not-for-profit digital television channel owned by charity The Media Trust. Plans to transfer thousands of council homes into the hands of not-for-profit landlords could be put to six public ballots. Interest is sought from not-for-profit organisations to manage accommodation that links both support and housing. As a not-for-profit publication we cannot, of course, endorse either team. Public and not-for-profit organisations face a different set of problems. It is rather like handing NHS hospitals over to private health charities and not-for-profit companies like BUPA. Its aim is to make it impossible for governments to run public services on a not-for-profit basis, without the participation of private companies. The trusts will operate as not-for-profit organisations, be free to borrow either from the public or private sector plus recruit their own staff. Lismore Unlimited is calling for not-for-profit organisations in Lismore to apply for events assistance funding. He announced that Railtrack would be taken into administration and replaced with a not-for-profit public company.
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