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Natalia09 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Company mandate
Hello,
normally "mandate" is has the meaning "power of attorney" but in this context it seems to be a person having power of attorney. Do I understand it correct?
... to act in his capacity as the company mandate and International Director
Thank you!
normally "mandate" is has the meaning "power of attorney" but in this context it seems to be a person having power of attorney. Do I understand it correct?
... to act in his capacity as the company mandate and International Director
Thank you!
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Hi, It may be some odd kind of business jargon, but really I think the word is just used here in error. Are you sure you have wriiten it correctly? Not eg ..
- Hi, It may be some odd kind of business jargon, but really I think the word is just used here in error.
- Are you sure you have wriiten it correctly?
- Not eg ..
- to act in his capacity as the company mandates, and as International Director Not eg ..
- to act in his capacity as Internatonal Diretcor, as the company mandates.
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Hi,
It may be some odd kind of business jargon, but really I think the word is just used here in error.
Are you sure you have wriiten it correctly?
Not eg .. to act in his capacity as the company mandates, and as
It may be some odd kind of business jargon, but really I think the word is just used here in error.
Are you sure you have wriiten it correctly?
Not eg .. to act in his capacity as the company mandates, and as
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That's right because I found in this text a lot of other mistakes.
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Agreed - as an educated, native speaker that one makes little sense to me either
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