ISB

ISB is an acronym for each of the following:

In music:

• Incredible String Band, a British musical group of the late 1960s
• The International Submarine Band, a 1960s country-rock group featuring Gram Parsons
• International Society of Bassists, an international society dedicated to the double bass

In education:

• Indian School of Business, a business school in Hyderabad, India
• International School of Boston, an international school located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
• International School of Brussels, an international school located in Brussels, Belgium
• International School Bangkok, an international school located in Nonthaburi, Thailand; the school used to be located in Bangkok
• International School of Beijing, an international school located in Beijing, China
• Institute for Systems Biology, a non-profit research institute dedicated to the study and application of systems biology

In Islam:

• Islamic Society of Boston, a muslim community center and mosque based in Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
• Islamic Society of Baltimore, a tax exempt, non-profit religious organization registered in the state of Maryland, United States of America
• Islamic Society of Britain, a national voluntary organisation

Generally:

• independent sideband, a radio modulation mode used in some AM radio transmissions
• In-store bakery, a section of a shop or store which bakes various bread and cake products
• Invest to Save Budget, UK government scheme launched in 1998-99 "to support projects intended to foster changes in departments' methods of working so as to promote successful innovation and deliver better public services"
• Islamabad International Airport (IATA code "ISB"), also known as Chaklala Airbase, an airport located in Rawalpindi, Pakistan

In movies:

• Imperial Security Bureau, a fictional organization in the Star Wars universe

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