BUPA in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for BUPA in the English»Spanish Dictionary

BUPA [ˈbuːpə] N

BUPA (in UK) no art → British United Provident Association

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In fact, BUPA was never involved.

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Since the company was acquired from BUPA in 2007, it has operated as a largely independent entity.

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They were all cared for in our cardiac care unit at no cost to themselves or BUPA.

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All we got was letters of applogies from BUPA saying it would never happen again.

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Over the twelve years from her arrival at BUPA in 1996 to her retirement in 2008, she led a remarkable transformation of both the economic performance and the social institution.

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The real problems that make people unfit for work -- suffering from sickies, laziness and lateness -- are not revealed by a BUPA medical.

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We are now managing those systems for BUPA under a performance contract over the next two years.

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The hospital is no longer owned by BUPA.

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The BUPA poll also shows that fewer than one in five obese people did an hour of strenuous activity a week.

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This was hugely resisted by BUPA.

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