Sentence examples for accountable law from inspiring English sources

It is called the Repelling of the Aggression and the Holding the Aggressors Accountable Law of 2012.

And one of the responsibilities that goes with living on the Internet is crafting accountable laws that protect American industry and consumers against foreign criminals.

ISDS is just a fancy way to give corporations a special legal system that circumvents democratically accountable laws and courts.

"Police Officers are individually accountable in law for using only as much force as is reasonable and necessary in the circumstances," said Simon Chesterman, deputy chief constable and lead for armed policing at the NPCC.

Citizens don't feel accountable and law enforcers are impotent.

Leaders have been made accountable, international law developed, strengthened, clarified and made applicable to internal conflict.

Terry Elkins, whose inquiries and accusations concerning the 1985 mayoral race in Dallas led to the enactment of reform legislation in Texas, maintains that election officials should be made more accountable at law for their performances.

The landmark conviction by a Guatemalan court of Gen. Efraín Ríos Montt, the former dictator, for genocide should warn that leaders of violent groups and even heads of state are accountable to law.

He wants to reform the entire production-and-marketing system as it relates to the public interest-making producers controlling closed marketing systems fully accountable the law & the public.

This means that at the age when most children are finishing year 4 and entering year 5 at primary school, they are also at the age when their actions become accountable by law.

"Officers are trained to use Taser to deal with violence or threats of violence and they are individually accountable in law for the amount of force they use," he said.