TRB definition

TRB means the Trade Mark Regulation Board of ITMA;
TRB means the State Building Code Technical Review Board as established by § 36-108 of the Code of Virginia.
TRB means the Virginia State Building Code Technical Review Board established under § 36-108 of the Code of Virginia.

Examples of TRB in a sentence

  • TRB - Transportation Research Board; National Cooperative Highway Research Program; The National Academies; www.trb.org.

  • Xxxx Price Target Retirement 2010 Fund TRB Mutual Fund - Series X.

  • Xxxx Price Target Retirement 2010 Fund TRB Mutual Fund - Series T.

  • By signing a contract with the National Academy of Sciences, contractors accept legal responsibility for any copyright infringement that may exist in work done for TRB.

  • Please note that TRB Cooperative Research Program subawards (selected proposers are considered subawards to the National Academy of Sciences, the parent organization of TRB) must comply with 2 CFR 200 – Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards.


More Definitions of TRB

TRB means Transportation Research Board of the National Academies, a private non-profit entity that promotes innovation and progress in transportation, and is supported in part by state and federal transportation agencies.
TRB means the Virginia State Building Code Technical Review Board established under §36-
TRB means the Tobacco Research Board.
TRB means the Trade Mark Regulation Board of ITMA;1.2 Responsibility for this qualification scheme is delegated by CIPA to PRB and by ITMA to TRB. 2 THE RIGHTS TO CONDUCT LITIGATION AND RIGHTS OF AUDIENCE CERTIFICATES 2.1 A Registered Patent Attorney may apply to the PRB and a Registered Trade Mark Attorney may apply to the TRB to be granted any of the following Certificates:
TRB means the Telecommunications Regulatory Board of Puerto Rico, or any Governmental Authority substituted therefor.
TRB means the Technical Review Board of ODVA.
TRB means the Trade Mark Regulation Board of Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys;