CTP definition

CTP means ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Tropical Products Company, a Delaware corporation.
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CTP means either a provisional certificate to prescribe or a certificate to prescribe issued by the board pursuant to section 4730.44 of the Revised Code.
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CTP means the Correlation Trading Portfolio;
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Examples of CTP in a sentence

  • The Contractor agrees to upload a copy of the CTP insurance certificate during the online registration process and update as required.

  • Additionally, FTS is certified in California for the BAR CTP program to continuously monitor smog emissions by collecting data on diagnostic trouble codes and smog- specific sensor information.

  • The Contractor also agrees to provide the CTP insurance certificate during the interview process as required.

  • It is important to remember that Compulsory Third Party or CTP insurance, payable with your registration, only covers third party personal insurance not third party property or comprehensive insurance on your own vehicle.

  • You agree that once a Road Worthy Certificate (RWC) has been completed by us and your vehicle has passed the inspection, you will be responsible for ensuring the vehicle is fully registered with the Department of Transport and Main Roads QLD including payment of the CTP Insurance and registration fee.


More Definitions of CTP

CTP means Canadian Tire Gas+. “CTR” means Canadian Tire retail.
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CTP mean the Recipient’s program providing quarterly financial assistance to CTP Beneficiaries and described Part A.1 of the Project.
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CTP means all people employed in this school district for which the MEA is the exclusive representative, as defined in the recognition clause of this contract.
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CTP means cooperating technical partner.
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CTP means the concentrate treatment plant equipment portion of the Plant.
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CTP means a Consolidated Tape Provider, as defined in MiFID II;
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CTP means a crypto asset trading platform that is registered under securities legislation or has
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