What does RPD mean?
RPD means Review of a Permit Decision
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Review of a Permit Decision?
Review of a Permit Decision can be abbreviated as RPD
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What does RPD stand for? RPD stands for "Review of a Permit Decision". |
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How to abbreviate "Review of a Permit Decision"? "Review of a Permit Decision" can be abbreviated as RPD. |
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What is the meaning of RPD abbreviation? The meaning of RPD abbreviation is "Review of a Permit Decision". |
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What is RPD abbreviation? One of the definitions of RPD is "Review of a Permit Decision". |
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What does RPD mean? RPD as abbreviation means "Review of a Permit Decision". |
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What is shorthand of Review of a Permit Decision? The most common shorthand of "Review of a Permit Decision" is RPD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AMD - A Major Decision
- DECIDE - Decision Support Models and a DSS (Decision Support System) for European Academic and Public Libraries
- ASSERT - A Standard for the Scientific and Ethical Review of Trials
- COAP - Conditions Of A Permit
- IOAP - Issuance Of A Permit
- IPA - Increment of a Permit Area
- PAm - Permit Area of a Mine
- PDN - Permit Decision and Notification
- PPA - Perimeter of a Permit Area
- RCM - Review by a Court of Military
- RFO - Review of a Final Order
- ROAP - Revision Of A Permit
- ROPA - Review Of Permit Applications
- ROD - Review Of Decision
- ROTD - Review Of That Decision
- RPPR - Review Procedures for Permit Revision
- SOAP - Suspension Of A Permit
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