What does TLP mean?
TLP means Traditional Licensing Process
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Traditional Licensing Process?
Traditional Licensing Process can be abbreviated as TLP
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What does TLP stand for? TLP stands for "Traditional Licensing Process". |
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What is the meaning of TLP abbreviation? The meaning of TLP abbreviation is "Traditional Licensing Process". |
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What does TLP mean? TLP as abbreviation means "Traditional Licensing Process". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LATIE - Licensing Authority for Teaching International English
- LAARN - Licensing Act Active Residents Network
- LESANZ - Licensing Executives Society of Australia and New Zealand
- LESJ - Licensing Executives Society Japan
- PSL/PPL - Process Support Language/Process Programming Language
- ALP - Alternative Licensing Process
- PIP - Process Improvement Process
- PIP - Process Instrumentation Process
- PDP - Process Deployment Process
- TAP - Traditional Approval Process
- TSEP - Traditional Systems Engineering Process
- ALP - Alternate Licensing Process
- CLP - Compulsory Licensing Process
- ILP - Integrated Licensing Process
- LPTF - Licensing Process Task Force
- P2P - Process to Process
- PCO - process, coronoid process
- PEPI - Process Engineering and Process Improvement
- PRHA - Process Hazard Analysis (chemical process safety, industrial process safety)
- FAB - Features, Advantages, Benefits. A widely used selling techniques acronym within the traditional selling process and related sales training. People are more interested in what improvements a product or service will bring rather than a description of what i