What does PASA mean?
PASA means Prevention of Anti-Social Activity
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Police Abbreviations
Particularly in Police Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Prevention of Anti-Social Activity?
Prevention of Anti-Social Activity can be abbreviated as PASA
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What does PASA stand for? PASA stands for "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity". |
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How to abbreviate "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity"? "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity" can be abbreviated as PASA. |
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What is the meaning of PASA abbreviation? The meaning of PASA abbreviation is "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity". |
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What is PASA abbreviation? One of the definitions of PASA is "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity". |
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What does PASA mean? PASA as abbreviation means "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity". |
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What is shorthand of Prevention of Anti-Social Activity? The most common shorthand of "Prevention of Anti-Social Activity" is PASA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PEPFAA - Prevention of Environmental Pollution from Agricultural Activity
- AS - Anti-Social
- ABSO - Anti-Social Behavior Order
- ASB - Anti-Social Behaviour
- ASAM - Anti-Shipping Activity Messages
- ASBF - Anti-Social Behaviour Forum
- ASBU - Anti-Social Behaviour Unit
- AIA - anti-IFN activity
- ALA - anti-lymphocyte activity
- ALA - anti-lysozyme activity
- AOA - anti-ovulatory activity
- ATA - Anti-thymus activity
- LAA - anti-listerial activity
- PIIA - Prevention of Inappropriate Insider Activity
- POTA - Prevention of Terrorist Activity
- ASAMs - Anti-Shipping Activity Messages
- PULP - Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices (as seen in Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act; India)
- ass - Anti-Social Social
- AVA - Anti-Viral Activity
- ASBO - Anti-Social Behaviour Order. A controversial UK crime prevention mechanism in the form of a civil restriction issued by a magistrate's court, placed on a person who is deemed to have committed a public nuisance offence, which for example instructs the per