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Meanings of mandate in English
Usage of mandate in English
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A Labour-led government elected next year would therefore have no democratic mandate.
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They have 30 days to open fully according to a government mandate.
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Of course, there is a mandate to continue the partnership process too.
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Not sure whether French safety regulations mandate them or not, he said.
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Most member-states oppose US military action against Iraq without a UN mandate.
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This year the ethanol mandate is set at about 13 billion gallons.
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In reality the amounts are far too low to achieve this mandate.
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Parliament also agreed an amendment which will rule out the dual mandate.
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The Marvel movies subscribe to a house style and mandate house content.
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That is clearly our main challenge and the core of our mandate.
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This is very different from the mandate given to other central banks.
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Ministers may mandate a working group to look at commodity price volatility.
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The fund's precise mandate still needs to be decided, the sources said.
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In particular, they want governments to back laws that mandate childhood vaccination.
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Parliament is due to vote in September on prolonging the military mandate.
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A new mandate will now have to be agreed, probably next week.
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Translations for mandate
Catalan
Russian
Mandate through the time
Mandate across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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