käsklusega

Käsklusega is an Estonian word that translates to "by order" or "commanded" in English. It indicates an action or event that occurred as a result of a direct instruction or directive from an authority figure. The word is often used in legal, military, or administrative contexts to describe how something was executed. For example, a soldier might have performed a task käsklusega, meaning they were ordered to do so. Similarly, a policy might be implemented käsklusega, implying it was enacted through a formal decree or order. The term emphasizes the hierarchical nature of the situation, where obedience to a superior's command is the driving force behind the action. It distinguishes an action from one that is voluntary or spontaneous. The specific context in which käsklusega is used will determine the precise nature of the order and the authority issuing it. Its usage highlights the chain of command and the obligation to follow directives.