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1 mandate A command. SAT words from 'malediction' to 'maudlin'
2 mandate n. A command. M
3 mandate instrukcja / upoważnienie z maila
4 mandate and authoritavie command, formal order, authorization: to idduse such and order Engilsh Vocab Unit 9
5 mandate n. A command. GRE Word List
6 mandate command SAT Words
7 mandate a country that has been placed under the control of another power by international agreement ch.16 North Africa and Southwest Asia Today
8 mandate area usually a former colony to be administered by the other nation ch 24 World War 1
9 mandate In politics, the belief that an official has been issued a clear charge by the electorate to pursue some particular policy goal. "Land-hungry Democrats . . . proclaimed that they had received a mandate from the voters to take Texas." (p. 235) USH 17 Chapter: Flashcards
10 Mandate The instructions or commands a constituency gives to its elected officials Chapter 8
11 Mandate An official order; to command English vocab
12 mandate After WW1, a territory that was administered by a western power Global: WW1 and Russian Revolution
13 mandate command Call of the Wild vocabulary
14 mandate authoritative command; territory administered by a trustee Vocab 6
15 Mandate After WWI, a territory that was administered by a western power. World War One
16 mandate n. an authoritative command, formal order, authorization sadlier-oxford vocabulary level g unit 9
17 mandate a country placed under the control of another power by international agreement Conflict over Palestine/ Middle East
18 Mandate After WWI, a territory that was administered by a western power. World War One / Russian Revolution
19 mandate A command. SAT Words (5000) - freevocabulary.com
20 mandate an authoritative command SAT words
21 mandate an authoritative command SAT Words
22 mandate a command English vocab
23 mandate (n.) an authoritative command, formal order, authorization; (v.) to issue such an order Unit 9
24 mandate an authoritative command; to issue a command SAT Vocab Final
25 mandate an authoritative command, formal order, authorization; to issue such an order Voc WS G #9
26 mandate (n) a formal order, authoritization; (v) to issue such an order Voc 8-10
27 mandate a right to oversee the affairs of a country or territory Social STudies VOcabULary from CHapters 22-27
28 Mandate Area that is ruled by a group of people that don’t necessarily own the area Dillon World Studies 7 Exam Vocab
29 mandate (n.) an authoritative command, formal ordor, authorization; (v.) to issue such an order Vocab Unit 9: Definitions
30 mandate forbid, ban, outlaw Unit 9: Antonyms
31 mandate territories administered by western powers History Chapter 27
32 mandate forbid, ban, outlaw Antonyms
33 mandate an authoritative command Sparknotes Master 1000 #2
34 mandate an atuhoriative command The 1000 Most Common SAT Words (M)
35 mandate order; charge; authoritative command; power to govern another country; power to given to a government; region under administration; V: give a mandate to; place under a mandate; Ex. mandated territory scrambled
36 mandate command, order sat vocab A751-A875 & B751-B875
37 mandate n. a command; an order Elite Vocabulary Cards A5
38 mandate order, change GRE set 29
39 mandate n. A command. SAT Vocab L-O
40 MANDATE FORMAL ORDER 7TH Social Studies China Unit
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