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What is the meaning of 'mandate?
A "mandate" typically refers to an authoritative command or instruction given by a higher authority, often in a political or legal context. It can also denote the official permission or requirement for an individual or organization to take specific actions. In a broader sense, a mandate can signify a clear directive that guides decision-making or policy implementation.
What is exim policy?
An Exim policy is a policy that mandate international imports and exports. The policy is part of the Foreign Trade Development and Regulation Act.
Which policy is refers to a company's policy as regards the length of time documents and records are restrained before destruction?
What is retention policy in management
What are policy documents sent by the pope to his bishops?
Motu proprio
Justify the proposed fisical policy actions?
no
Actions taken by the federal government which influence economic activity are know as?
The economic actions taken by government are known as fiscal policy.
Compliance policy guides are documents dealing with?
Answer is D: enforcement discretion
Which documents established the policy to admit new states into the US?
It is in the constitution.
What was the purpose of the mandate system?
The ultimate goal was development of each mandate toward eventual independence.
Tender documents required a CAR policy. what is the full form of CAR?
It is contractor's all risk policy to be insured by contractor for the work.
Difference between policy output and policy outcome?
Policy outputs are actions taken in pursuance of policy decisions; they come first and are more tangible. Policy outcomes focus on a policy's societal consequences after the policy has been implemented.
What actions by the US at the turn of the century is an early example of an internationalist foreign policy?
declaration of the open door policy
