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were executive
noun
A title of a chief officer or administrator, especially one who can make significant decisions on her/his own authority.
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(The producers obviously didn't think so since they also were executive producers of "Chicago").
Sometimes there were executive bonuses tied directly to performance, based on the number of slaves delivered.
In 2007 there were three, two of whom were executive directors.
Tim said his seatmates were executive types who plugged their laptops into the outlets under the windows, read or napped.
Levinson, Fontana, and Finnerty were executive producers of "Oz," which Fontana created and wrote for, and of "Homicide: Life on the Street," which Fontana and Yoshimura wrote for.
"Most of the people killed were executive leaders that were elected," said the police commissioner for Adamawa State, Godfrey Ameka Okeke.
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Fifty years ago, our judges were executive-minded, interpreting acts of parliament narrowly.
"They were executives rather than leaders".
Many of those fired were executives.
This is executive overreach".
Rose was executive producer of the documentary.
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