What does PPR mean?
PPR means Participation and the Practice of Rights
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Participation and the Practice of Rights?
Participation and the Practice of Rights can be abbreviated as PPR
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What does PPR stand for? PPR stands for "Participation and the Practice of Rights". |
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How to abbreviate "Participation and the Practice of Rights"? "Participation and the Practice of Rights" can be abbreviated as PPR. |
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What is the meaning of PPR abbreviation? The meaning of PPR abbreviation is "Participation and the Practice of Rights". |
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What is PPR abbreviation? One of the definitions of PPR is "Participation and the Practice of Rights". |
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What does PPR mean? PPR as abbreviation means "Participation and the Practice of Rights". |
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What is shorthand of Participation and the Practice of Rights? The most common shorthand of "Participation and the Practice of Rights" is PPR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TPOSANA - The Practice of System and Network Administration
- INFET - The identification of European training needs and the development of evaluation models to inform the design of the training of trainers in the European further education sector
- PVPU - Participation and Voluntary Practice Unit
- TBRU - The Bill of Rights of the United
- tbor - the Bill of Rights
- tpop - The Practice of Programming
- tps - The Practice of Statistics
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