Definition of mandatary in English:

mandatary

(also mandatory)

nounPlural mandataries ˈmandət(ə)riˈmændəˌtɛri

historical

A person or state receiving a mandate.
〈史〉受托人；受委任统治国
Example sentencesExamples
- Through contractual agreements or other comparable means, we shall ensure that your personal information is protected when processed by our mandataries and external agencies.
- Of these, 27 attended and voted at the meeting called to discuss the proposal and a further 27 authorised mandatories to vote on their behalf.
- The territories were designated as mandatories but were ultimately assigned on the basis of military occupation.
- If the exporter is not a resident of Canada, the application must be made by an agent or mandatary who is a resident of Canada.
- The mandatories believed they should have the autonomy to administer their mandates without oversight from Geneva.

Origin

Late 15th century (denoting a person appointed by a papal mandate): from late Latin mandatarius, from mandatum (see mandate).

Rhymes

mandatory

Definition of mandatary in US English:

mandatary

nounˈmandəˌterēˈmændəˌtɛri

historical

A person or country receiving a mandate.
〈史〉受托人；受委任统治国
Example sentencesExamples
- If the exporter is not a resident of Canada, the application must be made by an agent or mandatary who is a resident of Canada.
- Of these, 27 attended and voted at the meeting called to discuss the proposal and a further 27 authorised mandatories to vote on their behalf.
- Through contractual agreements or other comparable means, we shall ensure that your personal information is protected when processed by our mandataries and external agencies.
- The territories were designated as mandatories but were ultimately assigned on the basis of military occupation.
- The mandatories believed they should have the autonomy to administer their mandates without oversight from Geneva.

Origin

Late 15th century (denoting a person appointed by a papal mandate): from late Latin mandatarius, from mandatum (see mandate).

单词	mandatary
释义	Definition of mandatary in English: mandatary (also mandatory) nounPlural mandataries ˈmandət(ə)riˈmændəˌtɛri historical A person or state receiving a mandate. 〈史〉受托人；受委任统治国 Example sentencesExamples Through contractual agreements or other comparable means, we shall ensure that your personal information is protected when processed by our mandataries and external agencies. Of these, 27 attended and voted at the meeting called to discuss the proposal and a further 27 authorised mandatories to vote on their behalf. The territories were designated as mandatories but were ultimately assigned on the basis of military occupation. If the exporter is not a resident of Canada, the application must be made by an agent or mandatary who is a resident of Canada. The mandatories believed they should have the autonomy to administer their mandates without oversight from Geneva. Origin Late 15th century (denoting a person appointed by a papal mandate): from late Latin mandatarius, from mandatum (see mandate). Rhymes mandatory Definition of mandatary in US English: mandatary nounˈmandəˌterēˈmændəˌtɛri historical A person or country receiving a mandate. 〈史〉受托人；受委任统治国 Example sentencesExamples If the exporter is not a resident of Canada, the application must be made by an agent or mandatary who is a resident of Canada. Of these, 27 attended and voted at the meeting called to discuss the proposal and a further 27 authorised mandatories to vote on their behalf. Through contractual agreements or other comparable means, we shall ensure that your personal information is protected when processed by our mandataries and external agencies. The territories were designated as mandatories but were ultimately assigned on the basis of military occupation. The mandatories believed they should have the autonomy to administer their mandates without oversight from Geneva. Origin Late 15th century (denoting a person appointed by a papal mandate): from late Latin mandatarius, from mandatum (see mandate).
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