The phrase "accountable for destruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responsibility for causing damage or harm, whether in a legal, moral, or organizational context.
Example: "The company was found accountable for destruction of the environment due to its negligent waste disposal practices."
Alternatives: "responsible for damage" or "liable for destruction".
It is now necessary to use these legal tools to hold the Ansar Dine, both as a group and as individuals, accountable for the destruction of property belonging to the universal heritage of humanity.
"We will continue to work to hold polluters accountable for the destruction they've caused, we've got to make sure that folks who were harmed are reimbursed, and we're going to stand by the people of the region however long it takes until they're back on their feet".
Some other researches that shows the leaves of plant has the antioxidant potential [ 25] that can target the free radicals accountable for the destruction of β-cells of pancreas.
It will be holding public hearings in the US, Europe, and the Philippines this year is to answer a potentially explosive question: Should the 47 "carbon majors," the biggest investor-owned greenhouse gas emitters in the world, be held accountable for fatalities and destruction linked to their business model?
The methanolic extract of aerial part of E. hirta was predominantly composed of terpenoid (60.5%) which is often regarded as an active entity accountable for the membrane destruction and biofilm cell detachment.
There is a reason why the public's approval of the job Congress is doing has diminished to 11%, and that's because we have stood by playing nice and don't effectively hold them accountable for the job loss, death, and destruction their inaction has caused our families.
Smoking is accountable for NCDs related death [ 15].
Crimes against Present and Future Generations Under the auspices of the Bianca Jagger Human Rights Foundation, Ms Jagger has been working to develop a legal framework to hold CEOs and management of companies accountable for human rights abuses and environmental destruction.
