In 1945 Australia combined its administration of Papua and that of the former mandate into the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, which it administered from Canberra via Port Moresby.
Considering France's historical tendency to concentrate on former mandates like Lebanon and Syria, this was seen as a rather significant break with tradition.
In 1948, when British rule of Palestine ended, Israeli forces managed to push most of the Arab forces that joined the war to the former Mandate boundaries, which became temporary ceasefire lines.
HAS (HTTP-based adaptive streaming) [15] uses BBA (bit rate adaptation) [16] and rate-based adaptation [17], where the former mandates the bit rate based on current occupancy of playout buffer, whereas the later uses a-priori information in selecting the bit rate.
In the valleys of the western Pamirs, the former Soviet government mandated the cultivation of cotton and other crops.
Independence for Tanganyika, a former German colony mandated to Britain after the first world war, came without struggle.
The former is commonly mandated by regulatory agencies for Phase III studies where site-based radiological interpretation could potentially be biased.
He joined nine other constitutionally mandated "designated" senators, including several of his closest former military aides — men like General Canessa — in the forty-eight-member chamber.
Thabo Mbeki, a former South African president mandated as mediator by SADC, reacted with a scathing letter, browbeating Mr Tsvangirai's lot for rejecting the ministry-sharing idea and accusing it of being a Western stooge.
