Executive (adjective)

1. Of or relating to the carrying out of laws and policies.
2. Of or relating to the management of a business or other organization.
3. Having the power to enforce laws and carry out policies.
4. Of or relating to the executive branch of government.
5. Designed for or appropriate to the performance of executive duties.

Origin:

From middle english executive, from old french executive, from latin executīvus ("pertaining to carrying out"), from exsequi ("to follow out, execute"), from ex- ("out") + sequi ("to follow").

Examples:

1. The executive branch is responsible for carrying out laws and policies.
2. The company's executive team was responsible for managing the business.
3. The executive had the power to enforce laws and carry out policies.
4. The president is the head of the executive branch of government.
5. The executive office was designed for the performance of important duties.