mandator
ˈmændətɔːr
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Definition of mandator - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
legalDatedperson employing another for a mandateDated
  • In the contract, the mandator outlined the tasks to be done.
employer principal
2.
directorDatedperson who gives a mandate or orderDated
  • The mandator instructed the team to start the project.
commander director instructor
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Origin of mandator

Latin, mandator (one who commands)

Examples of mandator in a sentence

  • A mandator must ensure the agent acts lawfully.
  • The mandator demanded a detailed report by Monday.
  • As the mandator, he set strict deadlines for the team.

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  1. French:mandant, ...
  2. German:Auftraggeber, Befehlsgeber, ...
  3. Italian:mandante, ...
  4. Spanish:mandante, instructor, ...
  5. Portuguese:mandante, diretor, ...
  6. Chinese:委托人, 命令者, ...
  7. Japanese:委任者, 指示者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُوَكِّل, مُفَوِّض, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַמְמַנֶּה, נוֹתֵן מַנְדָּט, ...
  10. Russian:доверитель, директор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:замовник, мандатор, ...
  12. Hindi:आदेशकर्ता, आदेशक, ...
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