When a president and another nation enter into an agreement without the same durability as a treaty but requiring no approval from the Senate, the document is described as an executive ______.

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An executive agreement is a document that is entered into by a president and another nation without Senate approval, but is less durable than a treaty. It is a commonly used tool in foreign policy. Confidentiality, privilege, and order do not accurately describe this type of document.

When a President and Another Nation Enter into an Agreement