mandatory

• Описывает то, что требуется по закону или правилам; обязательный.

Describes something that is required by law or rules; compulsory.

1. Required by rule or lawB2formal

   Something that must be done because of a rule, law, or regulation.

   Обязательный

   • Wearing a seatbelt is mandatory in most countries.
   • The training session is mandatory for all new employees.
   • Attendance at the safety briefing is mandatory.

   Синонимыbindingcompulsoryimperativeobligatoryrequiredrequisitestatutory

   Антонимыdiscretionaryelectiveoptionalpermissivevoluntary

• Существительное, обозначающее лицо или организацию, получающую мандат, или территорию, переданную под управление другой державы после Первой мировой войны.

A noun referring to a person or entity that receives a mandate, or a territory placed under the administration of another power after World War I.

1. Recipient of a mandateC1formallegal

   An individual or entity that is formally entrusted with certain powers or responsibilities on behalf of another party or authority.

   Мандатарий

   • The mandatory was appointed to oversee the administration of the colony.
   • Under the treaty, the mandatory assumed full authority over the region's foreign affairs.
   • The court ruled that the mandatory had acted within the scope of its delegated powers.

   Синонимыagentdelegatemandataryproxyrepresentative

2. Territory under a League of Nations mandateC1formalpolitical

   A former colony or territory that was placed under the supervision of a European power after World War I until it could govern itself.

   Подмандатная территория

   • Palestine was a British mandatory from 1920 until 1948.
   • The mandatory system was intended to prepare territories for eventual independence.
   • Several African mandatories were later transformed into United Nations trust territories.

   Синонимыmandate