Sentence examples for accountable over from inspiring English sources

Environmental activist investors want Exxon to be more accountable over climate change.

Often, women realise they have little recourse and few ways to hold states accountable over their commitments.

But there are good reasons for holding North Korea, and China, more accountable over human-rights abuses and the mistreatment of refugees.

Emily Thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, said it was a significant U-turn and Labour would force the government to be accountable over Brexit.

He even swiped at the Republicans now disavowing him, saying they should have done a better job holding Mrs. Clinton accountable over her emails.

Vaizey indicated that the government would look to make broadcasters more accountable over the number of black and Asian people they employed, admitting that the issue required "more teeth".

Doctors need to be held accountable for over-testing, but let's not forget how patient expectation affects the issue.

An emphasis on social technologies seemed to appeal to the commission and many of the presenters as a new frontier for promoting scientific innovation in a way that is safe, responsible, and democratically accountable without over-relying on top-down regulation.

The challenge of the future is to devise -- and to legitimate -- a set of new institutions that will allow for a measure of politically accountable control over our own economic and social environment.

Ten major water-borne diseases are accountable for over 28 billion disease episodes annually in developing countries, where diarrheal diseases are the big killers especially in infants and diarrheal disease is highly endemic also (Clasen et al. 2007).

The WJC's disdain for holding Republicans accountable carried over to WND.