The resulting holes would be backfilled in a separate executive decree.
But he declined to say whether the I.H.T. would retain a separate executive editor at a time when the paper is being integrated more closely with The New York Times.
By Friday, he was meeting with James Allen, a founder of Booz Allen & Hamilton, to pitch his idea to build a separate executive education center for weeklong and monthlong classes.
In order to combat systemic corruption we need not only to unbundle power and property but also to separate executive power from the system of checks over it.
This feudal system of government remained intact until 1993, when a constitution was adopted that greatly reduced the power of the coprinces and established separate executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.
This included more than £1 million in pension and other perks, £4.8 million from previous long-term incentive schemes, while a separate executive award scheme also paid out some £7.8 million.
Mr. Glass, the museum's director, said it came as little surprise that the message did not mention slavery after all; Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in separate executive orders in October 1862 and January 1863.
Francesca Zambello, a prominent opera and theater director, said she had been offered the job of artistic director on Dec. 30 under a plan that would include a separate executive director.
A separate Executive Summary for this report is available at http://www.hhmi.org/grants/pdf/08-209_exec_summary.pdf.pdf
At the Sydney Intercontinental, separate "executive" floors are reserved for business, with separate checkout facilities even.
