executable

/ ˈɛksɪˌkjuːtəbəl /

adjective

1. (of a computer program) able to be run

noun

1. a file containing a program that will run as soon as it is opened

Example Sentences

“Neither the state nor the federal government had clear, executable plans in place to respond to and manage such limited resources in an uncertain and rapidly evolving environment.”

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Mr Biden said Israel needed a "credible and executable plan" to protect the more than a million people in the city, according to the White House.

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In a call with Benjamin Netanyahu, Mr Biden said Israel needed a "credible and executable plan" to protect the more than a million people in the city.

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The official line was that the two sides mutually parted ways, but industry insiders said that the couple just could not come up with enough good, executable ideas for podcasts or audio shows.

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But externally, where it’s impossible to articulate a long-term vision that will be executable.

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