The phrase "an example of executive" is not entirely correct as it lacks a noun to clarify what type of executive is being referred to.
You can use it when discussing a specific instance or case related to an executive role or function, but it needs additional context for clarity.
Example: "The report provided an example of executive decision-making in a crisis situation."
Alternatives: "a case of executive" or "an instance of executive".
Drafted two days before Donald Trump's inauguration, the rule-making was seen by many Republicans as an example of executive office overreach.
The decision to study instead of, say, going to a party or playing Xbox is an example of executive functioning in action.
Republicans have said DACA is an example of executive overreach, and the House of Representatives has already tried to both block it and prevent President Obama from expanding it.
The fact that 22 meetings and briefings were held for members of Congress does help the administration argue its case that this wasn't simply an example of executive overreach.
But there she was at the Conservative Political Action Conference in February, denying any rift, and saying she believed the guidelines were an example of "executive overreach on the part of the Obama administration.
It can be used as a vehicle for discussion both about the role of intelligence services in a democracy, generally, and as an example of executive-legislative balance and negotiations.
They share an example of an executive who became socially smarter by embracing a change program that comprised a 360-degree evaluation, intensive coaching by an organizational psychologist, and long-term collaboration with a mentor.
An example of an executive summary would be, "Results-driven non-profit communications manager with 9 years of experience writing press releases, planning conferences and leading summer educational programs.
Jesus, Barton explained, was not only "the most popular dinner guest in Jerusalem", and "an outdoor man", but a "startling example of executive success".
A key part of Trump's crackdown is the decision to end the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which the president and his supporters called an egregious example of executive overreach.
Lane, a law professor at Hofstra, and Oreskes, the executive editor of The International Herald Tribune, also single out Cheney's 1987 report as a prime example of executive power gone off the rails.
