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Everyone wants to do something or go somewhere, but no one has strong opinions about what to do. One person thus decides arbitrarily for the whole group. A: You guys want to go get food?
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A decision made by one individual that is in the best interest of a company or corporation regardless of other members opinion.
Megan likes the word "residence" instead of "home". Regardless, Ben made the executive decision to use the word "home" in the best interest of the company.
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The most monumental in scope of difficult decisions.
The fullness of responsiblity delegated to the Executive Decider is manifest in EXECUTIVE DECISIONS. (Typically dealing with world class issues.) **EXECUTIVE DECISIONS are best left to the professionals due to their life and death importance (which can affect dozens, thousands or millions of people for good or bad. "Elected President, and acting as The Decider, George Bush made the EXECUTIVE DECISION to send US Troops to Iraq for which he was first cheered, and is now harped at."
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The decision whether to masturbate or not I wasn't going to get any tonight so I had to make an executive decision.
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When you are having sex with a girl and she just so happens to fall asleep in the middle of it and you are left with the decision to either finish the job or stop and pull out. So I brought Erica back to the house after barndance and while we were having sex she fell asleep and I was left with the executive decision of either finishing the job or stopping all together.
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