Although the majority of tramways were owned by local councils, some were in the private sector; and although sale of electricity to domestic consumers was beginning to develop as a profit centre, the inflexibility of operation made providing new or extended routes expensive, and on-road boarding began to be seen as obstructive of other road traffic and increasingly dangerous.
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In 1989, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche founded Siddhartha's Intent, an international Buddhist association of non-profit centres, most of which are nationally registered societies and charities, with the principal intention of preserving the Buddhist teachings, as well as increasing an awareness and understanding of the many aspects of the Buddhist teaching beyond the limits of cultures and traditions.
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Some of the major operational changes and improvements achieved at the North and South Port terminals since the takeover by KPM are the setting up of strategic business units ( sbu ) where previously the departments have been turned to separate profit centres, each responsible for its own business development and a 24-hour one-stop centre to assist port users to obtain information on port operations.
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During his college days, he undertook couple of ventures created an offline marketplace for Study Notes and used to market real estate business, like construction, sales & marketing, business development etc . He successfully led a couple of projects in Baddi, Derabasi etc . into profit centres for the Corporate through his wit and hard work before rising up to the level of CEO almost 4 years ago.
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The wider commercial aviation scene was put under Balkan's control via subsidiaries such as the aforementioned Bulair, ! 5; A : > AB > ? 0 = A : 0 0280F8O [ ! ! ] or " Selskostopanska aviacia " [ SSA ] ( the Agricultural Aviation Company ) and a separate profit centre which performed " ad-hoc " aviation contracting, mostly with helicopters.
