Definitions
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- adj. required, mandatory
- v. Simple past tense and past participle of mandate.
Etymologies
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Examples
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In fact, not only that, he in the speech, he is going to very much say that he believes that the democrats 'approach of what he calls mandated universal health care is wrong.
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The Governor must prioritize the state's budget to address the most critical needs, the increases in mandated services, and the programs that will revitalize the Commonwealth's economy, '' Kent wrote.
Updated: McDonnell asks state agencies to look for budget cuts
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Oh, by the way, the "lunar outpost" is herein mandated NOT to require human occupation.
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Every job should should have built-in mandated breaks.
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Fear, pragmatism and the belief -- sometimes reinforced in mandated divorce education classes -- that their children will suffer if both parents are not in their lives, according to a University of Illinois study in the August Journal of Social and Personal Relationships.
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Greg stated that architecture and design were not mandated from the top, but rather the teams working on these projects were given the freedom to suggest and deliver ...
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But their family-like setting, with hands-on learning, tiered instruction, individual assessments and cooperative learning, can't be mandated from the top down, Karen says.
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A bank with the title of mandated lead arranger isn't always a bookrunner.
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This is what voters do when they remove sitting officials in the mid-term, in defiance of the terms mandated by the constitution.
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Can your students really have a critical discussion of free enterprise when it's a favourable term mandated by the government?
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