Sentence examples for charge of enforcing from inspiring English sources

He put a lobbyist for the chemical manufacturers in charge of enforcing the environmental laws.

Norm Eisen, the White House special counsel for ethics, is in charge of enforcing the policy.

Now the commission is in charge of enforcing the new law for the city.

After all that time making severe cuts, companies are more firmly in charge of enforcing travel policy than ever.

The man who has charge of enforcing the conservation laws relating to fish is Andrew E. Zimmer.

He was promoted from the post of his party's chief whip — the title given to the legislator in charge of enforcing discipline among fellow lawmakers.

But criticism was swift when he did not sound louder alarms while in charge of enforcing rules governing the European monetary union, particularly with the problems plaguing Greece.

But it's a difficult problem — when we put someone in charge of enforcing the law, there is a measure of trust there.

In it the militant group puts the village drunk in charge of enforcing an alcohol ban, despite him sneaking drinks on the sly.

The corporation is also in charge of enforcing the covenants that new owners must sign when buying property, which prevent exterior alterations without express approval.

But if states are put in charge of enforcing the new rules, Mr. Weil predicts some states will do their best to ignore them.