Sentence examples for accountable for problems from inspiring English sources

"Complaining Is a Duty, Not Just a Right" (The Right Thing, May 18) concluded that consumers needed to hold businesses accountable for problems.

But he fails to see why he should be held accountable for problems that are systemic, and to which he did not necessarily contribute to.

Before Mr. Bloomberg won control of the construction agency, its trustees were appointed by three people -- the chancellor, the mayor and the governor -- none of whom could be held directly accountable for problems with school construction.

The other co-authors of the paper are innocent and should not be held accountable for problems with the original data.

Oprison has argued that the jury must hold the prosecution accountable for problems with the NCIS investigation.

Corporate entities must be held accountable for the problems they cause.

Some Republicans argue that Mr. Bush will not be held accountable for energy problems.

Mr. Autor also said that Apple should not be held accountable for employment problems in the United States.

Promising to pursue the matter, Mr. de Blasio, the public advocate, said: "My office will work to hold the Board of Elections accountable for the problems voters experienced today.

Whoever is ultimately held accountable for the problems with the tires, the companies with the most to gain are Firestone's competitors.

Mr. Bratton used Compstat to direct swift deployments of officers to areas with high concentrations of crime and to hold commanders accountable for crime problems in their precincts.