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Mandate of Institution

Definition:

The mandate of an institution refers to its official or legal authority, purpose, or mission, which outlines the specific goals and objectives it seeks to accomplish.

Senses:

• Sense 1: In the context of organizations and public entities, the mandate is the power or responsibility assigned to them through laws, regulations, charters, or governing documents.
• Sense 2: The term "mandate of institution" can also refer to the objectives and principles an institution sets for itself, defining the framework for its actions and decisions.

Sample Sentences:

1. The mandate of the newly formed regulatory institution is to ensure fair competition and consumer protection.
2. As per the institution's mandate, it is tasked with promoting sustainable development in the region.
3. The organization's mission statement outlines its broad mandate to provide education and skills training to underprivileged communities.
4. The company's mandate of corporate social responsibility drives its philanthropic endeavors.

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