MRC

Noun

Meaning

MRC (plural MRCs)

(military) Initialism of major regional conflict.

Examples

About the lack of global standards, Baumgart applauded P&G for leading by example and the actions by organizations like the MRC, IAB and 4A's, but cautioned that industry change has to come from the inside-out. Source: Internet

At the event, Lee represented MRC Miri District in receiving a donation from Namlifa chairwoman Alice Voon. Source: Internet

In the latest modelling by the MRC Biostatistics Unit at Cambridge University, published on July 29, the south west region was putting at having an average R number of 1.04, with 0.77 at the lowest end and 1.38 at the highest. Source: Internet

Malochleb previously served as the director of the Greater Westfield and Western Hampden County Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) and Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). Source: Internet

BBC – The leader of the opposition MRC party that boycotted Cameroon’s parliamentary and local … Source: Internet

Further, Perutz explained that the report was to a Medical Research Council (MRC) committee that had been created in order to "establish contact between the different groups of people working for the Council". Source: Internet

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