Executives is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECUTIVES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXECUTIVE, a person in an executive position in government
• a person with senior managerial responsibility in a business
• suitable for a senior business executive
• an executive committee or other body within an organization
• the branch of a government responsible for putting decisions or laws into effect.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or having the power to put plans or actions into effect
• denoting or relating to the part of a political administration with responsibility for putting into effect laws drawn up by the legislature
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to the execution of the laws and the conduct of public and national affairs; belonging to the branch of government that is charged with such powers as diplomatic representation, superintendence of the execution of the laws, and appointment of officials and that usually has some power over legislation (as through veto) — compare judicial, legislative

Words related to EXECUTIVES

executive21

Words that contain EXECUTIVES

flexecutives27 nonexecutives25

How to use EXECUTIVES in a sentence

• The prosperity and perpetuity of a nation rests largely upon its ability to provide an adequate number of highly trained experts to be leaders, inventors and executives.
• Two silver-haired executives approached and passed each other in the center of the large room.
• A red-haired assistant wearing a tight skirt and a close-fitting white blouse came from behind a corner and followed one of the executives into his office.
• This concentration applies to all workers and executives.
• Why the ideal conditions for the workers and executives can only be found in an industrial establishment that can successfully compete with others.
• Each calls for executives and workers having special titles.
• As stated by the Secretary, no communication on that subject has been received from either of the other executives mentioned.
• The independence of our executives is another important safeguard.
• THE EXECUTIVES DESK BOOK, including the Winston simplified dictionary.
• I have addressed the States only having Democratic Executives, for obvious reasons.
• In the spring of 1915, the executives of the leading trade-unions had promised the Government the relaxation of their trade rules for the period of the war.
• The laws of the United States, like those of England, receive every fugitive, and no authority has been given to our executives to deliver them up.
• Dear Sir, As to the mode of correspondence between the general and particular executives, I do not think myself a good judge.
• It is rather as admirers than as executives that they shine.
• The first requisite in the public servants who are to deal in this shape with corporations, whether as legislators or as executives, is honesty.
• State Governments State Constitutions State Legislatures State Executives State Judiciary XV.
• It is impossible to give training which will make efficient executives of those who are deficient in the natural aptitudes.
• They are not ideal executives and do not, as a general rule, rise to very high executive positions.
• TWO TYPES OF EXECUTIVES There are two distinct types of executives.
• The employer who selects executives, therefore, needs to bear this in mind, and to select the right type of men to work under his various lieutenants.
• In many cases we use no better judgment in the selection of even our highest and most responsible executives.
• In our next chapter we shall attempt to show some of the troubles which overtake a man who selects the wrong kind of executives.
• The next step in the work of an employment department is the analysis of all executives.
• Owing to his peculiar knowledge of human nature, it is often possible for the employment supervisor or his assistant to aid executives in discipline in their several departments.
• Also, we found men who had physical characteristics that ought to make them executives, but they were anything but executives.
• Perhaps there were some which interfered seriously with their becoming successful as executives.
• We accordingly proceeded to the factory, and there, without consultation with the supervisor or his report, proceeded to analyze the twenty executives independently.
• Through him the President communicates with the executives of the different States.
• They are the lesser executives who work themselves out by the time they are fifty and find some sinecure or safe position near the top of the social pyramid.
• Lookers-on asked for more stable executives and more definite lines of cleavage.
• But this advantage is after all purchased at the price of placing the country under the rule of something very like two Executives.
• The moment that the British Government intervenes to support the judgment of British Courts, we have in Ireland two hostile Executives.
• Special provision for the training of such executives has, however, received insufficient attention.

Similar words containing ECUTIVE without suffix s and without prefix ex

executive21 consecutive18 executively26 flexecutive26 persecutive18 flexecutives27 nonexecutive24 consecutively23 inconsecutive20 nonexecutives25 nonconsecutive21 consecutiveness22 inconsecutively25 consecutivenesses24

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