Collocations withexecutive
These are words often used in combination withexecutive.
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advertising executive
I can imagine an advertising executive being quite daunted at the thought of having to devise a marketing campaign for a community rehabilitation order.
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business executive
Five occupational categories were used: professional and business executive, clerical and sales worker, farmer and farm labourer, skilled worker and unskilled worker.
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corporate executive
Was it the highly paid corporate executive elite or the lads on the shop floor, albeit rather sharp lads with penetrating minds?
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county executive
In order to meet the demand other county executive committees were compelled to release for service men in a similar position.
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executive branch
Nor have these changes made the executive branch any more accountable to the popularly elected legislature than it was before.
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executive compensation
On the other hand, the managerial power perspective does garner some empirical support in the financial economics literature on executive compensation.
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executive decision-making
Therefore, we have no need for the type of information which in business is essential to good executive decision-making.
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executive decree
In a system such as this, parliament's hand is weakened while the president enjoys exclusive legislative powers of his own through executive decree.
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executive discretion
On executive discretion, 17 countries are classified as having meaningful restraints, while the remaining 21 lack such restraints.
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executive dysfunction
If the results indicate neither memory nor symbolic play deficits, then further consideration of the executive dysfunction hypothesis is warranted.
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executive function
Whether children are playing, or learning language or math skills, they are also receiving training in executive function skills at the same time.
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executive jet
It asks: if military use is declining, what would be the possibility of an increase of executive jet usage of the airport?
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executive office
One indicator of stability is executive office turnover.
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executive officer
The ward executive officer intervened, and suggested that a vote again be taken on the matter.
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executive pay
Last week saw our proposals on hedge funds and private equity, as well as on executive pay.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
executive rank
As their position and their duties increased, they went on to the wardroom mess, wore the same uniform, and eventually took executive rank.
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executive suite
Singlish is spoken at all levels of society, from street corner to executive suite.
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senior executive
A senior executive of a leading rating agency has agreed to explore this question.
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studio executive
A studio executive later notified him sadly that such an extended release recut was not possible in this case.
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top executive
I code 1 for a candidate if he or she is a celebrity, millionaire, real estate developer, business owner, president or top executive of a company and so on.
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