What does DPs stand for?

DPs stand for drug-positive. Drug-positive refers to the use of drugs by an applicant, applicant’s spouse, or co-applicant that are prohibited by the terms of their conditional or permanent license. The term also applies to a current employee or former employee who tests positive for drugs while under the employer’s direct or indirect supervision.

What does DPs stand for in English?

Disposable products are those that can be thrown away after use. It is a relatively new term, first used in the late 1960s, when increasing awareness about the environment and waste, as well as the growing burden on natural resources, encouraged the use of alternatives to the traditional methods of waste disposal.

What does DPs mean in Japanese?

The translation of DPs into Japanese is not straightforward. DPs are a phenomenon specific to Japanese grammar. They were made popular in the early 20th century by the works of linguists and grammarians, so they are not considered a part of the modern Japanese language. DPs are used to represent verbs or nouns that are perceived as having a specific location (such as, "the book on the table") or specific action ("to throw the ball").

What does DPs stand for in Japanese?

DPs, or dekasegi, is a term that refers to the date on the Japanese calendar, which is the first day of a new year, in a common year. It’s also sometimes referred to as gengo-nengo.

What does DPs mean?

The Dilemma Payment is the sum of actual missed and late payments made after the due date. It is the amount of money that you owe your lender after you subtract the portion of your payments that you actually made. When something is your DPs, it’s money that you owe your lender. It can be confusing, but when you consider that there are a few different types of DPs, and that not all of them are bad, it can help you understand what they mean.