The phrase "accountable in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express accountability in a similar context or manner, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "The team must be accountable in the same way as the previous project to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "accountable in a similar manner" or "responsible in the same context".
They're not held accountable in the same fashion that they're holding management accountable.
"We're not accountable in the same way now," the spokesman said.
If you have that talent, what you do or say in public cannot be held accountable in the same way".
Supporters of the insurgency say it does not have the same obligations as a Government and thus cannot be held accountable in the same way.
Rightwing groups, such as the Washington DC-based non-profit organisation CSRWatch, claim that business engagement with activist groups undermines democracy as NGOs are not elected and are not accountable in the same way that companies are.
"If you hold all schools accountable in the same way in spite of their vastly different intakes, you are holding them accountable for something that society can't solve and the system implodes".
Just as Dr. Snow ensured that the members of the Argentinean junta were held accountable in the 1980s, the same must be done in Iran.
Many of the half-dozen community leaders and activists contacted yesterday said they agreed that the move to make commanders accountable for community relations, in the same way that Compstat made them accountable for crime reductions, was an important step forward.
Sam Brannen, a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told the Associated Press that Bush's analogy between World War II and today is "patently false," because the stateless enemies in Afghanistan and Iraq "are not accountable to the same command-and-control structures that existed in Japan and Germany".
He said that would ensure the banks were regularly accountable to elected members in the same way as the RBA or the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority.
Implicit in this grant is a prohibition against subdelegating those powers to other entities whose members are not chosen by and accountable to the people in the same way.
