an executive or director in a business or government organization

executor; one who carries out a task, order, or legal process

the time required for a computer to carry out a command or for a task to be performed

to serve a prison sentence in the community under the supervision of local public security organs, granted under specific legal conditions such as serious illness or pregnancy

(of a prisoner) to serve a sentence outside of prison for reasons such as medical treatment or pregnancy; to be released on bail for medical reasons

To use state power to compel the fulfillment of a legal judgment or obligation; to enforce by law.

person who carries something out, such as a business task, a legal will, or a death sentence; executioner

a member of a committee responsible for administration and the implementation of policies

a committee within an organization that has the power to make and implement decisions

the working head of an organization; executive director

executive organ; an administrative agency or body responsible for carrying out and implementing policies, laws, or decisions

To carry out a death sentence; to execute a condemned convict.

executive secretary; person responsible for carrying out administrative decisions

Taiwan term for a sequence of instructions within a computer program that can be managed independently by a scheduler

Chief Executive Officer; the person in charge of managing an organization, especially a large company (Taiwan usage)

death sentence with a two-year reprieve, a criminal penalty where the execution is suspended for two years and may be commuted to life imprisonment for good behavior

Death sentence with a two-year reprieve; usually commuted to life imprisonment if the convict shows repentance and commits no further crimes.

Chief Executive of a Special Administrative Region, the head of government for areas such as Hong Kong or Macau

to grant a stay of execution; a reprieve or postponement of a legal sentence

(law) the party in a legal case who is required to carry out the duties or payments ordered by a court judgment

(computing) The process of running code by an interpreter rather than compiling it into a standalone file.

The highest-ranking person in a company or organization.

to execute to the letter; to implement strictly

a high-level manager or executive in a company or organization

The legal procedure where a creditor, after winning a first-instance civil case, requests that the court enforce the judgment before it is finalized

provisional enforcement of a court ruling before a final judgment is rendered, typically in civil litigation to address urgent needs

(computing) executable; able to be run by a computer system

(law) A person or organization placed on a blacklist for failing to fulfill legal obligations set by a court judgment despite having the ability to do so; a debt dodger.