The executive branch is responsible for the implementation of laws throughout the

country. It is represented by the president, vice president, cabinet of ministers

and independent agencies.
The head of executive power - the president - is obliged to take care of "the exact
execution of laws" and "to protect the constitution".

President
The president is the head of state and executive power, as well as the supreme
commander. The duties of the president include concluding international agreements,
signing and vetoing draft laws, appointing members of the cabinet, the Supreme
Court, ambassadors, as well as the issue of pardons.

Віце-президент
The vice president is the second official after the president in the structure of
the executive power. He becomes the head of state if the president cannot continue
to fulfill his powers. He is the president of the Senate, and in the event of a
tie, he has the casting vote.

Cabinet of Ministers(secretories)
The Cabinet of Ministers traditionally consists of the vice president and the heads
of 15 ministries — agriculture, trade, defense, education, energy, health, internal
security, urban development, internal affairs, labor, transport, finance, veterans'
affairs, and justice. as well as the State Department. Heads of ministries are
appointed by the president and must be approved by a majority in the Senate.

Виконавче управління
Members of the Executive Board work directly with the president. After another
election, usually if another president comes to power, the composition of the
administration and its structure are completely changed. Institutions included in
the administration give advice to the president and monitor how the presidential
orders are carried out.

Facts
Due to the status of the world's only superpower, the president of the United
States is often called the most powerful person on the planet.