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The period during which a prime minister holds office, typically until the next election or resignation.
Il mandato di premier è stato segnato da riforme economiche.
The prime minister's term was marked by economic reforms.
In Italian political context, this refers to the tenure of the head of government, analogous to a prime minister or premier.
This phrase is specific to political discussions about the tenure of a prime minister or premier in Italian-speaking regions.
Ensure you're using 'premier' correctly, as it may not be the official title in all Italian-speaking contexts.
From 'mandato' (mandate, term) and 'premier' (prime minister), reflecting the political structure where the head of government is called a premier.
In some Italian-speaking regions, 'premier' may refer to the head of government, while in others, 'presidente del consiglio' is used. The term 'mandato di premier' is more common in contexts where 'premier' is the official title.