What does EBL mean?
EBL means Executive Branch Leadership
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Executive Branch Leadership?
Executive Branch Leadership can be abbreviated as EBL
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What does EBL stand for? EBL stands for "Executive Branch Leadership". |
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How to abbreviate "Executive Branch Leadership"? "Executive Branch Leadership" can be abbreviated as EBL. |
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What is the meaning of EBL abbreviation? The meaning of EBL abbreviation is "Executive Branch Leadership". |
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What is EBL abbreviation? One of the definitions of EBL is "Executive Branch Leadership". |
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What does EBL mean? EBL as abbreviation means "Executive Branch Leadership". |
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What is shorthand of Executive Branch Leadership? The most common shorthand of "Executive Branch Leadership" is EBL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EMSAL - Executive Master of Science in Association Leadership
- ECGL - Executive Center for Global Leadership
- EFSL - Executive Fire Service Leadership
- EBEA - Executive Branch Ethics Act
- ELPI - Executive Leadership Practices Inventory
- ELAM - Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine
- ELP - Executive Leadership Program
- EBA - Executive Branch Agencies
- EBISS - Executive Branch Information Systems Security
- EBEC - Executive Branch Ethics Commission
- EBLI - Executive Branch Leadership Institute
- EBGOC - Executive Branch General Operational Command
- EBWG - Executive Branch Work Group
- FEB - Federal Executive Branch
- GEB - General Executive Branch
- PEB - President and Executive Branch
- TEB - The Executive Branch
- edlt - Executive Diversity Leadership Team
- 106 Report - Office of Management and Budget (Executive Branch) annual report on environmental compliance projects for use in the budget. prepared by Air Staff, reviewed by EPA, and passed to OMB to justify federa
- OGE - Office of Government Ethics (formerly part of Office of Personnel Managment, separate executive branch in 1989)