Sentence examples for accountable for activities from inspiring English sources

"That they're confronting the tribal elders and they're holding them accountable for activities in their areas of influence is a major step forward," General Barno said.

"We are extremely pleased that law enforcement authorities are moving to hold individuals accountable for activities which violate the public trust," Rob Feckner, the board president of Calpers, said in a statement.

As angry as I may be about activities undertaken without my knowledge, I am still accountable for those activities.

"As angry as I may be about activities undertaken without my knowledge, I am still accountable for those activities," he said.

"Iran and other sponsors of terrorism must be held accountable for supporting activities that kill, injure, torture and imprison innocent persons," said Mr. Anderson, the former chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Press.

It turned out that Smithtown was the only one of Suffolk's five western townships that did not have a public nuisance abatement law enabling the authorities to hold landlords accountable for illegal activities on their properties.

Given the scope of the problems and the number of institutions involved, the rate-rigging investigation could provide a signature moment to hold big banks accountable for their activities during the financial crisis.

If Google loses this case, it will be held accountable for criminal activities on its network.

It would be unrealistic to expect such users to be responsible for their systems or hold them accountable for illicit activities, i.e., sending spam.

They fear not only that they would lose their economic and political influence but also that they could be held accountable for illicit activities, including corruption, drug trafficking, human trafficking and human rights violations".

The fact that the HudBay case is going forward shows that these companies, the vast majority of which are headquartered in Canada, could be held legally accountable for some activities happening at their overseas mines.