The great Senate of the 1960s and 70s, which enacted the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act, challenged the Vietnam War and held Richard Nixon accountable for Watergate, was almost a demilitarized zone where partisan politics was concerned.
"The constant turnover of managers smacks of bad decision-making by Levy and eventually he will have to become accountable for what seems almost permanent instability at White Hart Lane.
Linfield were held almost entirely accountable for the events, and were forced to pay Dundalk's costs to travel to the Netherlands as well as an additional £5,000 for damage sustained to Oriel Park.
The Association of Police Officers and Metropolitan Police Commissioner have sanctioned this unlawful conduct for almost a decade and must be made accountable".
Publishing executives may not be able to monetize that traffic, but they are almost certainly held accountable for their traffic numbers.
The firm was single-handedly responsible for almost half of the siphoned subsidy funds and was "found not to be accountable to any body or authority".
In women, differences in age, SES and alcohol abstinence can almost completely be held accountable for the relatively low total cholesterol levels in Turkish and Moroccan women.
Yet, over the past decade, the Supreme Court has issued almost no rulings actually holding prosecutors accountable for their improprieties.
I almost wanted to apologise because we are all accountable for sitting at the bottom of the Women's Super League.
He is promising states almost total control over federal education money, provided they test students and make schools accountable for the results.
