1. mandated - Adjective
2. mandated - Verb
mandated (not comparable)
required, mandatory
mandated
simple past and past participle of mandate
The precautions were mandated by a judge.
Abbott also mandated a 14-day quarantine for road travelers arriving in Texas from any location in Louisiana. Source: Internet
A 1999 study of Sudan and Pakistan, where zakat is mandated by the state, estimated that zakat proceeds ranged between 0.3 and 0.5 percent of GDP, while a more recent report put zakat proceeds in Malaysia at 0.1% of GDP. Source: Internet
According to the ministerial circular, heads of departments and accounting officers are mandated to approve the trips, consider the size of the delegation and duration of the trip. Source: Internet
According to 1 Maccabees 1:41-50 he proclaimed himself the incarnation of the Greek god Zeus and mandated death to anyone who refused to worship him. Source: Internet
Additionally, local food hubs lost sales opportunities due to mandated school closures and food service disruptions. Source: Internet
All practicing physicians in the province are legally mandated to pay dues to the OMA, though they do not have to be members of the group. Source: Internet