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The Cambridge Law Journal, 1928
The method adopted at the end of the World War for dealing with the colonies and territories of Germany and Turkey which it was decided to detach from them is known as the mandate system, and is embodied in Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations, which is an integral part of the treaties of peace with Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Hungary.
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The method adopted at the end of the World War for dealing with the colonies and territories of Germany and Turkey which it was decided to detach from them is known as the mandate system, and is embodied in Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations, which is an integral part of the treaties of peace with Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Hungary.
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2012
Abstract This chapter examines the content, scope, and strength of the mandates of international criminal tribunals. Because the mandate of a criminal court is in the first place the mandate of its prosecutor, it is important to know what is expected of him or her, and what is not.
Reydams, Luc, Odermatt, Jed
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Abstract This chapter examines the content, scope, and strength of the mandates of international criminal tribunals. Because the mandate of a criminal court is in the first place the mandate of its prosecutor, it is important to know what is expected of him or her, and what is not.
Reydams, Luc, Odermatt, Jed
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2023
Abstract This chapter discusses the British and French mandates that operated on sectarian politics while treating Sunnis and Shia differently. It cites how the mandate period profoundly shifted relations between religious groups. The French, who were pro-Christians, alienated the Sunnis and fostered new senses of togetherness with Shii ...
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Abstract This chapter discusses the British and French mandates that operated on sectarian politics while treating Sunnis and Shia differently. It cites how the mandate period profoundly shifted relations between religious groups. The French, who were pro-Christians, alienated the Sunnis and fostered new senses of togetherness with Shii ...
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Mandate dynamics and the importance of mandate loss for subsidiary evolution
International Business Review, 2022Edward Gillmore
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New Data on UN Mission Mandates 1948–2015: Tasks Assigned to Missions in their Mandates (TAMM)
Journal of Peace Research, 2021Gabriella Lloyd
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Central bank mandates, sustainability objectives and the promotion of green finance
Ecological Economics, 2021Ulrich Volz
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The University's Mandate To Mandate Open Access
2008Open Access (OA) will not come until universities, the research-providers, make it part of their mandate not only to publish their research findings, as now, but also to see to it that the few extra keystrokes it takes to make those published findings OA -- by self-archiving them in their institutional repositories, free for all online -- are done too.
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2018
Abstract Chapter 3, Mandate, discusses the provisions in the AIIB Charter that encapsulate AIIB’s mandate. These provisions address the overarching objectives that the Prospective Founding Members saw for AIIB. The Chapter explains the Preamble to the AIIB Charter, and compares it with other Charters.
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Abstract Chapter 3, Mandate, discusses the provisions in the AIIB Charter that encapsulate AIIB’s mandate. These provisions address the overarching objectives that the Prospective Founding Members saw for AIIB. The Chapter explains the Preamble to the AIIB Charter, and compares it with other Charters.
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