executive agency (noun)

1. During World War II, the executive agency known as the Office of War Information played a crucial role in shaping public opinion.

2. In the movie Titanic, the executive agency responsible for maritime safety, the White Star Line, took center stage as a backdrop for the love story between Jack and Rose.

3. In George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984, the executive agency known as the Ministry of Love serves as the sinister arm of the totalitarian regime.

4. According to Greek mythology, the executive agency of the gods, known as the Olympians, dictated the fate of mortal beings and controlled the natural world.