executive decision definition
executive decision means a decision taken by a decision maker in connection with the discharge of a function which is the responsibility of the executive of a council;
executive decision means a decision made or to be made, by a decision maker, in connection with the discharge of a function which is the responsibility of the executive of a local authority.
executive decision means a decision which must be discharged by the Executive
More Definitions of executive decision
executive decision means a decision which the Joint Committee has the authority to make on behalf of each Partner Authority in accordance with the Constitution and the Agreement;
executive decision means a decision which the Committee has the authority to both reach and to instruct to be implemented.
executive decision means a decision taken by the Leader and Cabinet and also certain Local Committees and officer decisions which have been delegated to them by the Leader.
executive decision means all these decisions which are the responsibility of the Executive in accordance with the Part 3 of the Council’s Constitution, including where delegated to Officers
executive decision. 12 means that the monetary power would be delegated to a monetary policy council- a group of independent experts (as currently is the Executive Board). This decision-making framework is applied in the majority of modern central banks. The main param- eters at the core of “executive decision” are the number of decision-makers, the length of their tenure and the means of account- ability. This solution is the one preferred by Baldwin et al. (2001) and takes the form of the current Executive Board enlarged by five independent experts (“outsiders”).
executive decision means the decisions adopted by Parliament, the Government, local authorities and their bodies and agencies, members and officers, and bodies and persons they control, with the powers and authorizations conferred upon them by law;