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Wat (wie) is DBP - definitie
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DBP (disambiguation)
DBP
Delay Bandwidth Product
DBP
DataBase Publishing (Reference: DB)
DBP (gene)
PROTEIN-CODING GENE IN THE SPECIES HOMO SAPIENS
PAR (transcription factor)
D site of albumin promoter (albumin D-box) binding protein, also known as DBP, is a protein which in humans is encoded by the DBP gene.
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1. The program, which involves the state–owned Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), provides for a pre–agreed exchange rate for overseas Filipinos if the peso further strengthens.
2. Tomas as DBP chair after the labor secretary was heard to have sounded off about being drained by the rigors of holding the same job for the past five years and five months.
3. Tomas is being considered to head the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), a statement she refuses to confirm. «I will do everything that I can to help the president and the country ...but I need a little break, I’ve been working all my life in the government,» Sto.
4. Migrante said the transfer of the P6.8–billion to DBP and LandBank contributed to the delay in finding cash to repatriate 30,000 Filipino workers in Lebanon who were caught in the fighting between the Israeli troops and the Hezbollah in 2006.
5. A remitter may choose to pay an «insurance fee» to the DBP at about 1.14 percent of the amount to be remitted to cover the remitter at a pre–agreed exchange rate if the peso strengthens, and to pay the prevailing market exchange rate if the peso weakens. «We recognize that the strong peso has reduced the buying power of the remittances sent home by many of our Overseas Filipino Workers.