Sentence examples for accountability set off from inspiring English sources
As Tunisia debates this controversial bill, the world wonders, with anxiety, whether the spirit of transparency and popular demand for accountability set off during the revolution will survive, or whether it will be defeated by the power of ill-gotten money and lead to a downward spiral of repression, more corruption and still unabated extremist violence.
The skirmish has set off a debate about privacy and free speech, ownership and community, digital rights and accountability, touching upon issues of privilege and the undercurrents of power that course through the Web.
The reporting now is often about accountability: Are bishops abiding by the reforms they agreed to in 2002, in response to the eruption of cases set off by the scandal in Boston?
Others set off fireworks.
The action set off a global movement to fight what protesters said was corrosive influence of the major financial institutions and big corporations on democracy, and to demand accountability for Wall Street's complicity in the economic collapse.
Its transmissibility set off alarms.
Nelson set off in pursuit.
