Examples of IRP in a sentence

February 2024 saw the year on review by the Home Office of the IRP showing the significant progress in implementing the review’s recommendations, with 30 of the 34 recommendations now completed.
Following the Independent Review of Prevent (IRP) the Government published updated documentation including the CONTEST strategy (July ’23), the Prevent Guidance (September ’23) and Channel Guidance (October ’23).
Except as modified herein, the zoning use district regulations for the Property shall be the “I2” General Industrial regulations of Section 36- 74(q) of the Township Zoning Ordinance, to the extent that the uses are permitted in both zoning districts (IRP and I2) and the Property shall remain subject to all other district use and development standards, and all other regulations of the Township Zoning Ordinance, and shall remain subject to all other state and local requirements for land development.

More Definitions of IRP

IRP means The Individual Retirement Plan of Talegen Holdings, Inc.

IRP means an internal review process established by an insurer under 18 Del.C. §332. “Network insurer” is an insurer who has a written participation agreement with the provider to

IRP. ), as a means to challenge ICANN’s actions with respect to a gTLD

IRP means a Party who is continuing research on an Abandoned Target independently or with a Third Party in accordance with this Agreement.

IRP means the International Registration Plan. The IRP is a commercial vehicle registration reciprocity agreement between the United States contiguous states and certain Canadian providences which allows a registrant to pay and report commercial vehicle registration fees to a base jurisdiction for distribution to other member jurisdictions in which the registrant travels.

IRP means an internal review process established by an insurer under 18 Del. C. §332.

IRP means the International Registration Plan. The IRP is a commercial vehicle registration pro-rata agreement, in which the registrant pays a percentage of each jurisdiction’s registration fee determined by the percentage of mileage operated in each jurisdiction.