1. According to the present invention, MGC can adjust speed of discretional signal through extended media gateway control protocol.

2. Businesses can be for-profit entities or non-profit organizations.

3. The profit-seeking firm faces the difficult task of searching for the appropriate profit-maximising output and profit margin.

4. Because of profit exists, it is inevitably to face profit sharing.

5. A profit monger.

6. American corporations can be either profit-making companies or non-profit entities.

7. Current income (net accumulated profit), profit of the previous year before distribution.

8. Obviously, profit tax cannot be levied if no profit is earned.

9. Profit before tax

10. Total Profit/Loss

11. Profit and loss

12. Gold lower gross profit margins, inlaid jewelry category on higher gross profit margins.

13. Current income (net accumulated profit), profit of the previous year before distribution

14. Current income (net accumulated profit), profit of the previous year (before distribution).

15. Operating profit = gross profit – total operating expenses Net income (or net profit) = operating profit – taxes – interest (Note: Cost of goods sold is calculated differently for a merchandising business than for a manufacturer.)

16. an ordinarily small profit.

17. at a profit/loss.

18. - Before allocation of profit -

19. You made a profit?

20. Higher prices, higher profit.

21. Furthermore, the increase in recipient firms' net profit (profit after tax) improves their profitability.

22. at the time of the transaction, affects neither accounting profit nor taxable profit (tax loss

23. at the time of the transaction, affects neither accounting profit nor taxable profit (tax loss).

24. She's charged with... earning profit.

25. Damaged goods mean lost profit.

26. the trend of company's profit/revenue and a critical analysis of the reasons determining such profit,

27. profit-driven, the actual loss of tax revenue depends on the profit made by the investors

28. Reinvested earnings and undistributed profit

29. 'Phunsukh and Fujiyashi', profit sharing......

30. Additional operating profit with easyJet

31. Here's to profit during peacetime.

32. What about the net profit?

33. · Firm production and profit maximization

34. Their patriotism equals our profit.

35. What will it profit me?

36. the trend of company's profit/revenue and a critical analysis of the reasons determining such profit

37. (ii) at the time of the transaction, affects neither accounting profit nor taxable profit (tax loss).

38. Another argument against profit sharing is that employee effectiveness is not the only determinant of profit performance.

39. Extraordinary profit or (-) loss after tax

40. And this is called operating profit.

41. Nothing mattered except the profit motive.

42. The company's net profit is 000.

43. Profit after tax and cash flow.

44. Bringing the profit of the nations.

45. (USO R profit above 4,8 % ROS)

46. And sell for a profit there

47. Another net profit for Swindon Town.

48. Roche will report net profit April

49. Price rises have eroded profit margins.

50. The firm had shaved profit margins.

51. Profit benefits benefit earnings income proceeds advantages rewards profitability Benefices profit-sharing revenue money gain benefit-sharing

52. Northants profit Cricket: NatWest Trophy holders Northamptonshire have announced a net profit of ￡312 for last year.

53. In particular, the Union industry achieved profit levels above its target profit in the years 2013 and 2014.

54. Barks is a non-profit organization

55. We want to stay non-profit.

56. They profit from addiction, overdose, death.

57. Acce is a non-profit corporation

58. Efficiency Profit Market share Communication Accountability

59. FedEx, easy motto: people, service, profit.

60. They profit off of your sacrifice.

61. Balance sheets, profit and loss statements...

62. This is just the gross profit.

63. We split up our profit yesterday.

64. Businesspeople prioritize profit above all else.

65. Fork - lift truck, forklift has profit.

66. In the US, net profit is often associated with net income or profit after tax (see table below).

67. Net profit = sales revenue − total costs Net profit is a measure of the fundamental profitability of the venture.

68. What Is a Bookkeeper's Job? Bookkeepers work on the financial accounting within for-profit and not-for-profit organizations

69. (b) universities or non-profit research centres;

70. Net profit after tax (in EUR million)

71. Ninety others were making a nominal profit .

72. Layout of the profit and loss account

73. What level of profit do you envisage?

74. The accounts show a profit of 9000.

75. Gross profit is sale minus production cost.

76. What parameters constitute a reasonable profit margin?

77. The operator makes an additional profit, over and above his normal trading profit, on the sale of the goods.

78. 2.3.2. Profit after tax and cash flow.

79. Many crimes have a monetary profit motive.

80. 28 The shareholders are greedy for profit.