Sentence The word "rpa" is not a standard English word and has no definition in the English language.
It is possible that it could be used as an acronym or abbreviation for something, but it is not a word in its own right. For example, if you are a business leader, you could use the phrase "RPA technology" to refer to robotic process automation technology.
"Our agreements are confidential – I can't say anything more than that," said Britt McColl, a spokeswoman for Honda's ad agency, RPA.
Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster, has enjoyed a decade-long relationship with the RPA.
… Doug, Connor, Brandon, Joshua and Tony were all involved in the RPA.
Agency: RPA (USA) Director: Smith & Foulkes In case viewers have started taking their bodies for granted, Weetabix wishes to remind them just how remarkable our collections of bones, organs, and muscles are.
The NFU is also being criticised over its role in the sacking of a worker at the Rural Payments Agency, after the NFU reported comments made by the employee to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), which runs the RPA.
"America 2050", led by the RPA and a committee of scholars and civic leaders, has a similar scheme for "megaregions", or networks of metros.
This announcement shows the RPA is responding to the changing needs of the players and the sport".
And Hopley would not want to see a player mount a legal challenge because he says the RPA recognise, along with the RFU and the clubs, how important a strong Premiership is.
He said: "The RPA has undertaken a great deal of positive work to support our members, including world-class education programmes that help players to be role models for young people, and be positive ambassadors".
"I am delighted to support the RPA in their new direction," Borthwick said.
The changes will ensure the RPA is even better positioned to support the players, and the growth of rugby union".
