Definition
Definition of mandating - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
authoritythe act of giving an official order
- The mandating of new regulations caused confusion.
2.
regulationRare the process of making something mandatoryRare
- The mandating of masks was controversial.
Adjective
authorityofficially ordering or instructing
- The mandating directive was issued by the government.
Origin of mandating
Latin, mandare (to order)
Terms with mandating included in their meaning
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legal
law mandating life sentence after three serious crimes
inheritance law
law mandating estate division to specific heirs
Examples of mandating in a sentence
Public protests followed the mandating of the new policy. The mandating of seat belts has saved lives. Mandating vaccinations sparked a heated debate. The mandating policy was enforced strictly. The mandating order required immediate compliance.
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- French:mandat, prescriptif, ...
- German:Anordnung, anordnend, ...
- Italian:imposizione, ordinando, ...
- Spanish:mandato, instruyendo, ...
- Portuguese:imposição, mandatório, ...
- Chinese:命令的发布, 官方命令的, ...
- Japanese:命令, 命令する, ...
- Arabic:إصدار أمر, آمِر, ...
- Hebrew:הַטָּלָה, מְצַוֶּה, ...
- Russian:выдача, приказывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:видача, наказуючий, ...
- Hindi:आदेश, आदेशात्मक, ...
Definition of mandate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
authorityofficial order or command given by authority
- The court issued a mandate to release the documents.
2.
politicsauthority granted to a government by election
- The new president claimed a strong mandate for reform.
3.
legalTECH. contract to act on someone's behalfTECH.
- The lawyer received a mandate to manage the estate.
4.
historyTECH. territory governed by another nation post-WWITECH.
- The mandate was administered by France after the war.
Verb
1.
grant authoritygive someone the authority to do something
- The board mandated him to negotiate the deal.
2.
legalmake something compulsory by law or rule
- The new policy mandates recycling in all public areas.
Expressions with mandate
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divine approval for a ruler's authority
The emperor claimed he had the mandate from heaven to rule.
authority given by voters to elected officials
The president claimed an electoral mandate to implement reforms.
official order created by a lawmaking body that something must be done
The new pollution limits came from a legislative mandate passed last year.
fixed period during which an elected parliament legally holds office
The constitution sets the parliamentary mandate at four years.
Origin of mandate
Latin, mandatum (command)
Examples of mandate in a sentence
A mandate was given to reform the education system. The party believed it had a mandate to govern. Voters gave the mayor a clear mandate. The company was given a mandate to operate overseas. He fulfilled the mandate to oversee the project. The League of Nations assigned the mandate to Britain.
The mandate system was a result of the peace treaty. The committee mandated her to lead the project. The government mandated new safety regulations. The law mandates seatbelt use for all passengers. The regulation mandates regular safety inspections.
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- French:mandat, mandater, ...
- German:Mandat, bevollmächtigen, ...
- Italian:mandato, autorizzare, ...
- Spanish:mandato, mandatar, ...
- Portuguese:mandato, mandatar, ...
- Chinese:命令, 委任, ...
- Japanese:命令, 権限を与える, ...
- Arabic:تَفْوِيض, فَوَّضَ, ...
- Hebrew:צַו, לְהַסְמִיךְ, ...
- Russian:мандат, уполномочить, ...
- Ukrainian:наказ, уповноважити, ...
- Hindi:आदेश, अधिकार देना, ...
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