Results for the executive translation from English to Tagalog

the executive
brand

as the executive power
executive power

in effect of the executive order
sa bisa ng memorandum

to the validity of the executive order.
sa bisa ng executive order

whenever any file needed by the executive for any reference, it should be removed from the cabinet only when a written requisition is sent by him.
whenever any file needed by the executive for any reference, it should be removed from the cabinet only when a written requisition is sent by him.

the executive order no. 96, dated_____________, by pres. roxas, in which aims to fix the territorial limits of dagupan as city.
ang kautusang tagapagpaganap blg. 96, na may petsang_____________, ni pres. roxas, kung saan layon nitong ayusin ang territorial limits ng dagupan bilang lungsod.

iii. s/he shall be the presiding officer at all meetings in the executive and chapter organizational unit and/or may designate another officer to preside for a specific meeting;
punong opisyal ng ehekutibo

an executive summary is the first section of a business plan and is generally considered the most important. typically 2 4 pages long, the executive summary is often written last, after the entire plan has been finalized. the executive summary then covers the highlights of all the other sections.
ang isang buod ng ehekutibo ay ang unang seksyon ng isang plano sa negosyo at sa pangkalahatan ay itinuturing na pinakamahalaga. karaniwan 2 4 na mga pahina ang haba, ang buod ng ehekutibo ay madalas na nakasulat huling, matapos na ang buong plano ay natapos na. saklaw ng ehekutibong ehekutibo ang mga highlight ng lahat ng iba pang mga seksyon.

1. establishing the framework of government: the constitution sets out the structure and organization of the government. it defines the different branches of government, such as the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and their roles, powers, and relationships. the constitution provides a blueprint for how the government should operate and ensures the separation and balance of powers.
1. establishing the framework of government: the constitution sets out the structure and organization of the government. it defines the different branches of government, such as the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and their roles, powers, and relationships. the constitution provides a blueprint for how the government should operate and ensures the separation and balance of powers.