Sentence examples for appointee responsible from inspiring English sources

"BP's cleanup operations are 'on track' with the goal of cleaning Gulf beaches by spring tourist season," BP Tweets, linking to a Q&A with Mike Utsler, the oil company appointee responsible for overseeing the cleanup, who adds: "The beaches are beautiful".

Prof. Gutfreund is the director of the Einstein Center and is the University's appointee responsible for Albert Einstein's intellectual property; he heads the executive committee of the Israel Science Foundation and is the chairperson of the "Basha'ar – Academic Community for Israeli Society associationn.

These appointees were responsible to the Samurai dokoro, or private military staff of the shogun, at Kamakura.

Under President George W. Bush, at-will appointees were responsible for the politicization of the Justice Department's civil service hiring process, the suppression of scientific evidence at the Environmental Protection Agency and the woeful response to Hurricane Katrina by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

A senior Trump appointee at an agency responsible for enforcing laws against financial discrimination apologized Monday for blog posts he wrote years ago questioning whether the n-word was racist and expressing skepticism about hate crimes, according to internal emails obtained by The Washington Post.

"If there is a problem, Congress is going to hold me and the other appointees on the board responsible," Mr. Dailey said.

Mr. Hicks also said the State Department's Accountability Review Board, as the inquiry was called, failed to hold high-level political appointees at the department responsible for inadequate security in Benghazi.

He and his appointees will ultimately be responsible for managing and overseeing the implementation of these regulations.

There isn't even a political appointee in place who is directly responsible for overseeing the bureau at its parent agency, the Department of Commerce.

The European commission is the EU civil service but is led by political appointees such as Hill, who are responsible for initiating and enforcing EU laws.

At the end of the day, it might seem depressing that some White House government employees spend their time thinking up things for the president to say incorrectly, but then again, they're not the office responsible for vetting Trump appointees that goes around "Icing" one another all day long.