Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
membership designatory letter
Polish translation:
litery oznaczające przynależność członkowską
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English term
membership designatory letter
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Education / Pedagogy
Certificate - International Association of Bookkeepers
This Diploma does not, in itself, entitle the candidate to membership of the Association or to use its membership designatory letters.
(Dokument wydany przez International Association of Book Keepers - Certificate - Level 1 Award in Bookkeeping (QCF))
(Dokument wydany przez International Association of Book Keepers - Certificate - Level 1 Award in Bookkeeping (QCF))
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| 3 | litery oznaczające przynależność członkowską |
Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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English term (edited):
membership designatory letters
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litery oznaczające przynależność członkowską
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Q: What designatory letters can I use
after my name?
A: Associate members and above can use
the CIPP membership designatory letters as
follows:
ACIPP (associate)
MCIPP (full)
FCIPP (fellow)
Ch prefix (Chartered e.g. ChFCIPP)
https://online.flippingbook.com/view/497357/13
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Q: What designatory letters can I use
after my name?
A: Associate members and above can use
the CIPP membership designatory letters as
follows:
ACIPP (associate)
MCIPP (full)
FCIPP (fellow)
Ch prefix (Chartered e.g. ChFCIPP)
https://online.flippingbook.com/view/497357/13
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Discussion
Acronym/abbreviation, then?
A "designatory letters" - may bring to mind -- "desygnaty".
Letters patent derive their name from the fact that, as Sir William Blackstone said, “they are not sealed up, but exposed to view, with the great seal pendant at the bottom, and are usually addressed by the sovereign to all the subjects of the realm.” They derive their authority from being issued under the great seal.
Otherwise, I'm wrong!