- Look up
mandate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mandate most
often refers to:
League of
Nations mandates, quasi-colonial
territories established under...
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British Mandate may
refer to:
Mandate for Palestine, a 1920
League of
Nations mandate for
territory formerly held by the
Ottoman Empire in
Palestine and...
- An
unfunded mandate is a
statute or
regulation that
requires any
entity to
perform certain actions, with no
money provided for
fulfilling the requirements...
- A dual
mandate is the
practice in
which elected officials serve in more than one
elected or
other public position simultaneously. This
practice is sometimes...
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Parking mandates or
parking requirements are
policy decisions,
usually taken by muni****l governments,
which require new
developments to
provide a particular...
- An
individual mandate is a
requirement by law for
certain persons to
purchase or
otherwise obtain a good or service. The
Militia Acts of 1792,
based on...
- The
Mandate for
Mesopotamia (Arabic: الانتداب على بلاد ما بين النهرين, romanized: al-Intidāb ʿalā Bilād mā bayn an-Nahrayn) was a
proposed League of Nations...
- The
secondary mandate is a
proposed system for
indirectly electing the UK parliament's
second chamber, as
espoused by singer-songwriter-activist Billy...
- The
mandatōr (Gr****: μανδάτωρ),
deriving from the
Latin word for "messenger", was a
subaltern official in the
middle Byzantine Empire. The
mandatores were...
- The
Mandate for
Palestine was a
League of
Nations mandate for
British administration of the
territories of
Palestine and Transjordan –
which had been...
