Sentence examples for rpp from inspiring English sources
Sentence The word "rpp" is not a word in English and is therefore not usable in written English.
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Recreational pilot permit
On Atatürk's death on Nov. 10, 1938, İnönü was elected president and became the permanent chairman of the Republican People's Party (RPP).
One of Gouled's main tasks was coping, not always successfully, with internal tensions between the majority Issas and the minority Afars, and in 1981 he was obliged to introduce a one-party state under his own Rassemblement Populaire pour le Progrès (RPP), for which he was returned unopposed in presidential elections in 1987.
During this period İnönü was criticized by the Kemalist and Socialist factions within RPP for the compromises he made with the coalition partners and with the conservatives.
Further studies with 14C as well as with inorganic phosphate labeled with 32P led to the mapping of the carbon fixation and reduction pathway called the reductive pentose phosphate (RPP) cycle, or the Calvin-Benson cycle.
He returned to Ankara as a writer and journalist with the newspapers Halkçi and Ulus, the official organ of the Republican People's Party (RPP), which his father had represented in the National Assembly.
Ecevit was elected to the National Assembly as an RPP member for Ankara (1957, 1961) and Zonguldak (1965, 1969), having joined the party council in 1959.
In 1966 Ecevit became secretary-general of the RPP under İsmet İnönü, whose cooperation with the country's military government he opposed.
Ecevit became chairman of the RPP in 1972 and prime minister in January 1974.
In 1946, being opposed to the one-party rule of İnönü, then the president of Turkey, and to the extreme secularism of the Republican People's Party (RPP), Çakmak entered the elections as an independent on the ticket of the Democrat Party (DP), the newly formed opposition to the RPP.
At first I thought it was a joke," he told RPP Noticias.
Though cabinets traditionally resign at this time of year in Peru, the announcement by Mr. Solari on RPP Radio in Lima comes as support for Mr. Toledo's government in opinion surveys has sunk to new lows.
