MANDATADO
English translation: mandated/authorized
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| 20:37 Aug 9, 2009 |
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|  Selected response from: Marlene Curtis United States Local time: 23:55 | ||||||
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| 4 | mandated/authorized |
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| 4 | autorizado |
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| 3 | AWARDED |
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24 mins confidence: 
mandated/authorized Explanation: Creio tratar-se disto, apesar da falta de contexto. |
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30 mins confidence:
AWARDED Explanation: Mary, this means that Citi bid for the contract to provide the advisory services and was awarded the contract. This is my understanding from the days I worked in Banco Brascan's Consulting Division. But with so little context, I don't want to say this is 100% guaranteed. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 36 mins (2009-08-09 21:13:51 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- For example: "RBS, formerly ABN AMRO – was asked to consider providing the facility, say people with knowledge of the transaction. The process was in early stages with no mandate having been awarded and no approval for the facility," http://www.latinfinance.com/DailyBriefArchivePrint.aspx?ID=6... |
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52 mins confidence:
autorizado Explanation: mandate Noun 1. an official or authoritative command to carry out a particular task: the UN force's mandate does not allow it to intervene 2. Politics the political authority given to a government or an elected representative through an electoral victory 3. Also: (mandated territory) (formerly) a territory administered by one country on behalf of an international body Verb [-dating, -dated] 1. to delegate authority to 2. to assign territory to a nation under a mandate [Latin mandare to command] |
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