mandatee

[man-duh-tee]

mandatee Definition

• 1. a person or organization that is given the authority to act on behalf of another
• 2. a person who is entrusted with a particular task or responsibility

Using mandatee: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mandatee" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The mandatee was responsible for negotiating the terms of the contract.

• Example

  As a mandatee, he had the power to make decisions on behalf of the company.

• Example

  The United Nations appointed a mandatee to oversee the peace negotiations.

mandatee Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mandatee

• delegate
• representative
• agent
• proxy

Phrases with mandatee

• mandatee country

  a country that has been granted a mandate by the League of Nations to administer a territory

  Example

  Palestine was a mandated territory under British administration.

• mandatee power

  the power granted to a mandatee to administer a territory

  Example

  The League of Nations granted the mandatee power to France and Britain to administer the former Ottoman Empire territories.

• mandatee state

  a state that has been granted a mandate by the United Nations to administer a territory

  Example

  South West Africa was a mandated territory under South African administration.

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Summary: mandatee in Brief

'Mandatee' [man-duh-tee] refers to a person or organization that is authorized to act on behalf of another, or a person entrusted with a particular task or responsibility. It is often used in the context of international relations, such as when a country is granted a mandate to administer a territory. Examples include 'The United Nations appointed a mandatee to oversee the peace negotiations.'