Sentence examples for Free from accountability from inspiring English sources

It is the result of Mr Fujimori's drive to accumulate power, free from accountability.

We are talking here about people who are free from accountability when they go for the jugular and, for the most part, deal in drivel.

I was curious in the way I used to be, relieved to be anonymous, free from accountability, a kind of literary masked bandit.

But its incompetent and often predatory elite is free from accountability: the judicial system is dysfunctional and subject to political interference, civil society weak and elections – regularly tainted by fraud – attract less than half of the voters.

The Internet is perhaps the closest thing we'll ever have to the ring of Gyges — the invisibility charm that allows its wearer to be alone while having access to the outside world — which Plato posited as the truest test of how a person will act when freed from accountability or restraint.

Iraq's curse is often said to be its oil, which frees rulers from accountability and the need to build or reform.

Iraq's curse is often said to be its oil, which frees rulers from accountability and the need to build or reform.

Such a fund should not free these agencies from accountability to their donors.

Under the current model of academic-clinical relationships, all hierarchical, legal, and political accountability for patient care is concentrated in the NHS, and universities are free from any formal accountability for the provision of patient care.

Highlighting the degree to which the legal system frees the powerful from accountability while harshly treating the powerless, Greenwald describes the origins of the current system, its repudiation of American ideals, and the mechanisms which sustain it.

VC performance is ultimately judged at the end of a fund's 10-year life, so venture capitalists are free from the level of accountability that's common in other investment realms.