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MOU

British  

abbreviation

  1. law memorandum of understanding

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Driscoll and two other directors of MoU Operations Ltd resigned in October, claiming they had "behaved with integrity" while accusing the party of "factually incorrect claims".

From BBC

The money is held by MoU Operations Ltd, which collected the initial waves of donations while Your Party was being formally registered.

From BBC

A MOU is not a binding legal document, but instead sets out terms of a possible agreement down the road.

From The Wall Street Journal

The money is held by MoU Operations Ltd, who collected the initial waves of donations while Your Party was being formally registered.

From BBC

"Zarah did not seek to become sole director of MOU Operations Ltd, but was prepared to take on this responsibility after the other five Independent Alliance MPs declined to join her as co-directors," the spokesperson said.

From BBC