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GPP - translation to russian
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GPP (disambiguation)
GPP
общая лексика
Generic Packetized Protocol
общий протокол пакетной передачи (SCSI-3)
competitive bid
ACQUISITION OF GOODS AND SERVICES
Buyer; Procurement manager; Purchasing manager; Buyers; Competitive bidding; Competitive bid; Purchasing agent; Tendered; Tenderer; Tenderers; Procure; Organizational buyers; Procures; Five rights (procurement); Freight Tender; Low-carbon tender; GPP 2020
предложение, регулируемое конкуренцией
buyer
ACQUISITION OF GOODS AND SERVICES
Buyer; Procurement manager; Purchasing manager; Buyers; Competitive bidding; Competitive bid; Purchasing agent; Tendered; Tenderer; Tenderers; Procure; Organizational buyers; Procures; Five rights (procurement); Freight Tender; Low-carbon tender; GPP 2020
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Definition
GPP
[Additional explanations: SCSI-3] Generic Packetized Protocol (Reference: SAM)
Examples of use of GPP
1. Residents said the violence started when neighbourhood youths went to a GPP base in Youpougon and demanded its members leave.
2. The GPP killed two of the youths, one had his throat slit, the other his stomach sliced open.
3. Revenge One resident, who asked not to be named, said: "The youths didn‘t want the GPP here because of their violent acts.
4. Sales were driven by strengthening demand for group personal pension (GPP) plans in the UK and bonds in the Middle East and Asia, the company said.
5. One resident said: "Now we can breathe freely again." The GPP was officially disbanded in 2005 after it occupied a primary school in another residential district of Abidjan, but it soon reformed.
