Pronunciation: /ˈmændəˌteɪtɪd/
verb to officially require or order something to be done
A1 Wearing a helmet is mandated for all cyclists in this city.
A2 The new law mandates that all businesses must recycle their waste.
B1 The company policy mandates that employees attend a safety training every year.
B2 The new regulations mandate stricter security measures for all airports.
C1 The government has mandated a maximum limit on greenhouse gas emissions for all industries.
C2 The court mandated that the company pay restitution to all affected customers.
adjective required by law or rule
A1 Wearing a helmet while riding a bike is mandated by law.
A2 The use of seat belts in cars is mandated for safety reasons.
B1 Employees are mandated to attend regular training sessions to improve their skills.
B2 The new policy mandated that all employees must undergo background checks before being hired.
C1 The government has mandated stricter regulations for companies operating in the financial sector.
C2 The mandated changes to the healthcare system have been met with mixed reactions from the public.
formal The new law mandated stricter regulations on environmental pollution.
informal The boss mandated that all employees attend the meeting tomorrow.
slang My mom mandated that I clean my room before I could go out with my friends.
figurative The artist felt as though creativity cannot be mandated, it must flow naturally.
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