Sentence examples for role of enforcing from inspiring English sources

Making sustainability experts part of the larger infection-prevention team is expanding their jobs beyond their traditional role of enforcing environmental regulations and company policies.

Ed Miliband effectively bypassed new Labour Party rules to ensure that his own choice would take the role of enforcing discipline among MPs.

"Respecting the democratic process does not mean you abdicate your role of enforcing the limits in the Constitution, whether in the Bill of Rights or in separation of powers," he said.

The five-member commission was approved by voters in 1974 as part of the Political Reform Act, which gave the panel and its staff the role of enforcing rules that restrict political fundraising and lobbying.

However, according to Jeffrey Toobin in The New Yorker, "Breyer concedes that a judicial approach based on 'active liberty' will not yield solutions to every constitutional debate," and that, in Breyer's words, "Respecting the democratic process does not mean you abdicate your role of enforcing the limits in the Constitution, whether in the Bill of Rights or in separation of powers".

Similarly, some felt uneasy in a role of enforcing behavior change on their patients.

To probe the role of enforced B1 B8 R-state-like R-state-like R-state-likesobutyric acid (Aib) was incorporated at positions B3, B5, and B8.

There's a rich literature about learning to drive written by women, for whom it represents a larger emancipation from the feminine roles of enforced passivity, of sitting in place and accepting helplessness.

But like Hillary Clinton — and countless other political wives — Michelle sometimes took on the role of enforcer.

As one might expect, Cutler played power forward and played the role of enforcer.

Carmelo Anthony played the role of scorer, Chandler the role of enforcer, Deron Williams the role of distributor to the end.