BoP
- noun
- Formal
- After his conviction, he was transferred to a facility run by the BOP.
So what happens is I was so close to the door and my points were so low that the BOP kept saying we have to ship you to a camp.
- So what happens is I was so close to the door and my points were so low that the BOP kept saying we have to ship you to a camp.
Examples
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She filed a complaint with the BOP regarding the treatment of inmates.
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There are still hydrates building up under the BOP from these leaks.
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Then, if your last line of defense is the BOP, you are probably already screwed.
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I have an idea for closing the flow out of the BOP, or at least reducing it.
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Is there any chance that it would increase pressure at the BOP beyond its uncertain ability to hold on?
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The main problem is to get that BOP stack working again enough to use the correct RAM.
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So what happens is I was so close to the door and my points were so low that the BOP kept saying we have to ship you to a camp.
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We mentioned above the importance of including the balance of payments (BOP) as a control variable for IMF relationships.
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You are looking at the wellhead; the kinked riser is attached to the BOP sitting on the wellhead.
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The BOP is responsible for overseeing all federal prisons across the United States.
Synonyms
A U.S. government agency that runs prisons and holds people found guilty of federal crimes
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Surface Forms
Etymology
BoP is a short name made from the words Bureau and Prisons, and it stands for the US government office that runs federal prisons. A helpful way to remember it is that a Bureau is like a 'desk' or 'office' that manages things, so BoP is the office in charge of prisons.