Mandates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANDATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• MANDATE, to issue with a mandate
• give (someone) authority to act in a certain way
• require (something) to be done; make mandatory
• (of territory) be assigned to (another power) under a mandate of the League of Nations
NOUN:
• an official order or commission to do something
• a commission by which a party is entrusted to perform a service, especially without payment and with indemnity against loss by that party.
• a commission from the League of Nations to a member state to administer a territory
• the authority to carry out a policy, regarded as given by the electorate to a party or candidate that wins an election
• a period during which a government is in power
• a written authorization enabling someone to carry out transactions on another's bank account.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to authorize or decree

Words related to MANDATES

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How to use MANDATES in a sentence

• The Turkish population has been distributed haphazard, especially to Greece, or divided up under the form of mandates to countries of the Entente.
• No one dared disobey his mandates, for the law of clerical obedience was one of the fundamental ideas of the age.
• The San Remo Conference has entrusted Britain with Mandates for Mesopotamia and Palestine and France with the Mandate for Syria.
• But nor then nor now Have I been taught compliance with the voice And savage mandates of a man.
• The wise men had desired that the king should himself see to the verification of the powers of the deputies, and that they should come to the Assembly confirmed in their mandates.
• Instead of recommending their favorites for benefices, now they issued mandates.
• By enabling the sovereign authority to transmit its mandates without regard to distance or to time, it has revolutionized statesmanship and condensed political power.
• They had a barbarous and sullen pleasure in issuing their detested mandates, and observing the mournful reluctance with which they were obeyed.
• Little delay occurred, and not a word was uttered, but the short, authoritative mandates which Wilder saw fit to deliver from his own lips.
• To effect this object, every man in the ship had exerted his powers to the utmost, under the guidance of the steady but rapid mandates of their Commander.
• The above is in respect to the mandates of his Holiness.
• Our differences will be settled by an international court with the power to enforce its mandates.
• If we recommend measures in a public message, it may be said that members are not sent here to obey the mandates of the President, or to register the edicts of a sovereign.
• His elbows were lifted contrary to the mandates of the riding-school, his long legs were encased in something brown and fringed down the sides.
• We are trying to get clearly in perspective a ruler, who claims to rule in obedience to no mandates from the people, but in obedience to God.
• The first thing that he did was to ask the infantry why they subjected themselves to the mandates of a man, and did not obey the mandates of God.
• Climate governs male and female alike and shapes their habits to its own tyrannical mandates.
• The same disregard to the mandates of government was also shown in other colonies.
• He is sure the Master will both guide and confirm you in your work, as you carry forth the mandates of His Convenant, and the Teaching Tablets.
• Members of a conquered race, they are meek, and have long ago given up the hope of being able to resist the mandates of official people.
• If resistance is offered, I can, if necessary, have a company of United States cavalry here from Fort Logan within forty-eight hours to enforce the mandates of the federal court.
• It was during the elections, when members of Parliament were, as the phrase runs, requesting a renewal of their mandates.
• Spain also became the willing vassal, rather than the ally, of the military genius whom the French Revolution had revealed, and obeyed his mandates without a murmur.
• He keeps one eye on the dowager and the other on Li Hung Chang, while he sends out harikari mandates to troublesome officials, and stands off the Russian ambassador.
• It will evidently be some act or acts by which men will be required to acknowledge the authority of that image and yield obedience to its mandates.
• He could enforce his mandates by appropriate punishment, including the corporal.
• But it was now necessary to mingle with his officers and to issue mandates that, as they were less in routine, required both thought and discretion.
• There was so much of himself in Ena that Peter yielded to her mandates as to the inarticulate cry of his own soul translated into words.
• The third cause is the disregard of your royal decrees and mandates.
• The orders of the vatican were received as the mandates of heaven.
• He had thought when he agreed to take the office that he truly would be allowed to enforce federal mandates.

Similar words containing MANDATE without suffix s

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