"Ahmadinejad will claim an absolute mandate, meaning he has no need to compromise".
She notes that Democrats in both chambers are pro-mandate, meaning that Obama's campaign position now makes him an outlier in the debate.
Even without a popular majority, Mr. Saakashvili's governing party may still command more than half of the 150 seats in Parliament because under Georgia's complex election rules, 73 are single-mandate, meaning they go to individual candidates who receive the most votes.
It could be a "soft" mandate, meaning that failure to obtain coverage could result in the loss of tax benefits and other government entitlements.
The Energy Commission, for example, has a goal that by 2020 all new homes will have to meet a net zero energy mandate, meaning solar roofs will have to supply all the home's power while large amounts of insulation lower energy demand.
The League of Nations awarded a Class C mandate (meaning no real targets for development of the people toward independence were intended) to the crown of Great Britain to be exercised by the Union of South Africa authorities.
21 A limit may, however, apply to which there is scope for changing application processes as much of the information requested is mandated by government, meaning the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia would have to negotiate for its removal.
We speak of mandates at election time meaning approbation & assent but this year there are few signs of assent or approbation for either candidate.
All the houses have wells and septic systems, and the latest master plan, enacted in 2004, mandates 10-acre zoning, meaning that a developer buying a 100-acre farm would be allowed to build 10 houses.
The investment mandate is not exclusive, meaning that established technologies can still be funded, and not retrospective, so projects that have already been funded will not be affected.
