FBC
FBC noun: full Business Case. Also the initialism of full blood count.
Noun
FBC (plural FBCs)
- Full Business Case
- With the Notice to Proceed on HS2's Phase 1, Government is obliged to publish a Full Business Case (FBC). Dated April 2020, it makes a fascinating read, clarifying why Government decided to proceed with HS2 - there is no realistic alternative.2020 May 6, Jim Steer, “Full Business Case offers fresh insight into HS2's prospects”, in Rail, page 50
Also used as
FBC is also the initialism of full blood count.
FBC is also the initialism of Fox Broadcasting Company.
Forms of FBC
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Questions about FBC
- What does FBC mean?
- FBC means full Business Case.
- What part of speech is FBC?
- FBC is a noun.
- What is the plural of FBC?
- The plural of FBC is FBCs.
Words near FBC in the dictionary
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