Word: profitable
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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City Links, which was established in 1993 by the non-profit group Cambridge Community Services, recruits Rindge and Latin students who are recent immigrants and arranges internships for them in the public service sector. In police precincts, city hall and the Cambridge Hospital, the bilingual students use their language skills to help the city deal with its growing population of foreigners...
...love checks with a lot of zeros," said asmiling Egmont after receiving the gift fromBerry. The donation was funded by proceeds fromDining Services' for-profit operations, such asthe Greenhouse Cafe...
...uniform. It's not that these players are bad, but they don't belong in the National Basketball Association. The league has decided to expand for obvious financial reasons. Basketball has become the most popular sport in the world, so the NBA Bigwigs, thinking like businessmen, thought they should profit from the popularity. Expand, get more cities involved. More markets, larger clientele, and bigger profits...
...only school to fight the Bush Justice Department on the issue, argued that the schools' non-profit status and their benefits to society should exempt them from antitrust rules--a view which the appeals court said must be taken into consideration by the lower court...
...drugs were legalized, the enticing profit motive would disappear and so would most of the violent crime. For practical examples of this theory, one can look to America after Prohibition, or to contemporary examples like the Netherlands, which has successfully decriminalized drugs...