What does CaAP mean?
CaAP means Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project?
Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project can be abbreviated as CaAP
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What does CaAP stand for? CaAP stands for "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project". |
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How to abbreviate "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project"? "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project" can be abbreviated as CaAP. |
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What is the meaning of CaAP abbreviation? The meaning of CaAP abbreviation is "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project". |
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What is CaAP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CaAP is "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project". |
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What does CaAP mean? CaAP as abbreviation means "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project". |
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What is shorthand of Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project? The most common shorthand of "Courts Accommodation Amalgamation Project" is CaAP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CLEMIS - Courts and Law Enforcement Management Information System
- ASC - Amalgamation Steering Committee
- CMAA - Courts Martial Appeals Act
- CMP - Courts Métrages de Providence
- COTW - Courts of the World
- CRAP - Courts, Roads, Avenues, and Places
- CSLA - Courts and Legal Services Act 1990
- CTMP - Courts and Tribunals Modernisation Programme
- CLSA - Courts and Legal Services Act of 1990
- CAA - Courts Administration Authority
- CAS - Courts Administration Service
- CAWG - Courts Administration Working Group
- CCSP - Courts Community Service Program
- CHEC - Courts Holiday Enforcement for the Community
- CIIP - Courts the Internet and Intellectual Property
- PICT - Project of International Courts and Tribunals
- ac/a - accommodation convergence/accommodation
- Amalg - Amalgamation
- CCTAP - Criminal Courts Technical Assistance Project
- AMLGM - Amalgamation of Liquid, Elemental Mercury Contaminated with Radioactive Materials Utilizing Inorganic Reagents