Sentence examples for accountable for taking from inspiring English sources
Diabate said armed groups were accountable for taking specific measures to provide protection to children.
"Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are accountable for taking action and establishing laws and policies that make sense — and doing it now," Doug Oberhelman, chairman of Caterpillar, said in a statement this week.
"We believe these armed extremists have been emboldened by what they saw as a clear victory at the Cliven Bundy ranch and the fact that no one was held accountable for taking up arms against agents of the federal government," said Mr Beirich.
Rather, they realize they are accountable for taking action for the change they wish to see in their world.
As mothers in particular, we need to be accountable for taking better care of ourselves so that we are capable of and effective in taking care of others.
If you can't do that, hire a coach who can work with you, guide you, and hold you accountable for taking responsibility.
"At some point, you have to hold the industries accountable for not taking advantage of the opportunities presented to them," Mr. Loss said.
"It would work much better if there was a Teesside-wide body with one person at the top who was accountable and responsible for taking big decisions, driving investment at a level that affects everybody and not just a tiny slice of the conurbation".
It is still critical to stimulate discussions on the role of the State in access to health for all (i.e. considering health rights not as an aspiration but as an entitlement the State must become accountable for; and taking the steps that can make it possible).
Since the tribesmen hold the United States accountable for actions taken by the Pakistani military, all Westerners, already suspect, are outlawed.
At monthly meetings, Mr. Kerik holds wardens accountable for what takes place in their jails, demanding that they know who is there and can explain a spike in overtime pay or even a delay in fixing a jail bathroom.
