The phrase "accountability will continue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing ongoing responsibility or commitment to accountability in various situations, such as in business, governance, or personal conduct.
Example: "Despite the challenges we face, our commitment to transparency and accountability will continue as we strive to improve our processes."
Alternatives: "responsibility will persist" or "accountability will remain in place."
David Lammy is right to be concerned about police accountability (Suspicion will continue, 8 January).
Until there is accountability, freedom will continue to erode resulting in civil protests and bloodshed on our city streets.
This is precisely why National Action Network and I have said repeatedly that unless we change policing and police accountability, we will continue to go through these horrific incidents rather than see structural and permanent change.
In the absence of true competition, hence accountability, private insurers will continue to raise premiums even as they furnish less and less in the way of coverage.
Working closely with Congress and following the requirements of the Trade Priorities and Accountability Act, we will continue to review elements of NAFTA and, where appropriate, update U.S. approaches to address the challenges faced by U.S. consumers, businesses, farmers, ranchers and workers in an increasingly global economy.
So long as we outsource our grief and pay with our credit card, accountability is nonexistent, and lives will continue to be lost.
Bolstered by the success of SB 443, Mitchell says she's confident that conversations around police accountability and criminal justice reform will continue to be productive, especially as coalitions become broader and more diverse.
"Those [currently] failing to hire BAME workers will continue to avoid accountability for their failure".
The sale of Time Inc. earlier this week, to the Meredith Corporation — a deal made possible by an infusion of six hundred and fifty million dollars from Koch Industries' private-equity arm — has called into question whether such independent, accountability journalism from the media company will continue.
Mr. Bloomberg has said that he will continue to insist on accountability at the precinct level for crime and quality of life issues, a significant overhaul of the department that was instituted through the Giuliani administration's Compstat program.
