Sentence examples for accountable because of from inspiring English sources

In a panel discussion, Tyson said that he felt he should hold Cameron accountable because of his infamous precision in the movie.

He said during his speech: "In my life, I've been held accountable because of my stupidity.

Reynolds' Facebook broadcast promised justice; that the inbuilt racism of American law enforcement would finally be held accountable because of her extraordinary deployment of technology.

"The worst thing you want to do is have an officer who should have been held accountable not be held accountable because of a technicality," Gennaco said.

But since the passage of the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act (EADACPA) in California, nursing homes are being held accountable because of the lawsuits not because of interventions of the government regulators.

There was a competitive political and economic environment around the states, with all of the governments holding the others accountable because of the possible loss of residents and the taxes they pay.

And when they revert to elementary behaviors, I hold them accountable because part of my job is to help them see that there is a big difference between "liking" them and "loving" them.

Anna Arceneaux, an ACLU senior staff attorney on the case, said she hoped this lawsuit and others like it would help "change the landscape in holding prosecutors accountable, because so much of our crisis of over-incarceration in this country turns on the decision-making of prosecutors who are so used to not being held accountable and having very little oversight of their decisions".

But it held him accountable because two members of his staff knew.

We must continue to hold the media accountable because the impact of their reporting has consequences beyond how many people click on their catchy headlines.

For example, if individuals are told that their actions are socially accountable because the data of their performance are being recorded and will be shared with others, then more time is spent verifying the correctness of a decision support system's suggestions and leads to fewer errors.