DPN

noun

1. biochem the former name for bill of exchange

Example Sentences

"Fundamentally it comes down to an argument between a right to do business and a right to privacy," says Philippa Donn, a partner at DPN Associates, a consultancy which advises on data protection issues.

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When stories on the Deaf President Now — or DPN — demonstrations came down to the composing room, “We kept our eye out to make sure they used the right wording,” said Mike Golightly.

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The DPN movement galvanized the student body at Gallaudet and brought worldwide attention to deaf culture.

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You were a student around the time of DPN.

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I’m here because DPN happened.

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