executive decision

"It's a case study of how not to make executive decisions."

And it is one executive decision that can be turned to your advantage.

Seventeen hundred and two miles away another executive decision had been taken.

I must be making those executive decisions when I'm asleep.

"The fact is that you can't just make an executive decision to change a plan.

I have made an executive decision to make that unilateral.

But all council members, he said, would make the executive decisions by consensus.

Right now it was time for an executive decision.

His date smiled at the sight and asked, "Was that an executive decision you just made?"

But, hey, who was he to question an executive decision, especially one that leaned in his favor?

Subjective (human) judgement plays an important role in executive decision making.

Despite its success, the financial crisis lead to an executive decision to discontinue the magazine.

His response, he said, was: "I've made my first executive decision.

As a result, employees didn't understand the reasons behind executive decisions and simply focused on their tasks.

David's latest executive decision is to get the roof vents working again.

But maybe they're necessary; perhaps by doing them you prove something quite apart from position papers and executive decisions.

The executive decisions are implemented by the Indian civil servants.

"If you've spent years working out deals behind the scenes, it is not the same as making an executive decision at high noon."

It does not apply to administrative or purely executive decisions.

How in Christ's name could a man explain the reasons, the elementary economics, behind an executive decision?

"What executive decision do you think is best for you to make today?

Since then, he has made some amends with a series of wise executive decisions.

"And this one guard makes the executive decision to evacuate the building.

Some members drove him out in 1996 after the release of the film "Executive Decision."

Over the years, executive decisions by various presidents have determined the position's actual clout.