Sentence examples for responsible for rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hackett, chairman of the State Government Committee, which is responsible for rules, oversight and ethics legislation, left a voice mail message at the home of a Newark Star-Ledger reporter.

The checklists included the following questions: a) who has access to forest resources, b) which rules regulate access, c) which authority is responsible for rule enforcement, and d) to what extent are the rules actually followed and enforced.

The proposed rules would make the senior tax partner in each legal and accounting firm responsible for establishing rules to ensure against a pattern of misconduct and make such partners subject to discipline for failing to ensure proper conduct by their firm.

It was Bernie Sanders' Friday letter to the DNC suggesting he will wage a floor fight at the convention and risk party disunity if the Democratic Party continues to steal the nomination from him by means of undemocratic rules and stacking with Clinton loyalists the key committees responsible for those rules.

The government's tax deal with Google could fall foul of European competition rules and will be investigated if a complaint is made, the European commissioner responsible for the rules has said.

The ideal situation for a legal system is also that it is a public system, but in any large society that is not the case, and sometimes people are held legally responsible for following rules about which they are legitimately ignorant, and even when it is irrational for them to follow those rules.

Mr. Christie noted that one of those charged, Assemblyman Mims Hackett Jr., is the chairman of the State Government Committee, which is responsible for government rules and oversight, including ethics legislation.

New standards to help accountants detect financial fraud at the companies they audit were proposed yesterday by the industry organization responsible for developing rules on audit practices.

Steven Lubet, who teaches legal ethics at Northwestern University, said that legislatures should regulate contingency fees, not the bodies responsible for ethics rules.

"The batting side will no longer have any say in the decision, which was often made for tactical reasons," a statement from the Marylebone Cricket Club, which is responsible for the rules, said today.

In a largely ignored report in July, the MPs said the body responsible for monitoring rules covering senior Whitehall mandarins and top brass did not have adequate powers or resources, its procedures were "opaque" and it should be abolished.