What does PRP mean?
PRP means Principle Responsible Party
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Principle Responsible Party?
2 ways to abbreviate Principle Responsible Party
Principle Responsible Party can be abbreviated as PRP
Other shorthands for Principle Responsible Party are: PRP
Principle Responsible Party can be abbreviated as PRP
Other shorthands for Principle Responsible Party are: PRP
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What does PRP stand for? PRP stands for "Principle Responsible Party". |
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How to abbreviate "Principle Responsible Party"? "Principle Responsible Party" can be abbreviated as PRP. |
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What is the meaning of PRP abbreviation? The meaning of PRP abbreviation is "Principle Responsible Party". |
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What is PRP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PRP is "Principle Responsible Party". |
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What does PRP mean? PRP as abbreviation means "Principle Responsible Party". |
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What is shorthand of Principle Responsible Party? The most common shorthand of "Principle Responsible Party" is PRP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RMRW - Responsible Men Responsible Women
- RPOSC - Responsible Party On-Scene Coordinator
- ORP - Overall Responsible Party
- RP - Responsible Party
- RPTL - Responsible Party Transfer Law
- dRP - Designated Responsible Party
- DRPSR - Division of Responsible Party Site Remediation
- LRP - Local Responsible Party
- PRP - Potential Responsible Party
- PRP - Primary Responsible Party
- PRP - Principle Responsible Parties
- RIP - Responsible Interface Party
- RPFS - Responsible Party Filing System
- RPR - Responsible Party Remediation
- RPS - Responsible Party Search
- PRP - Potentially Responsible Party (Superfund)
- PARC - Principle Assistant Responsible for Contracting
- RPOSC - Responsible Party's On-Scene Coordinator
- ARP - Access Responsible Party
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