The phrase "accountable party" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where responsibility or liability is being assigned to a specific individual or group in a legal, business, or organizational setting.
Example: "In this contract, the accountable party must ensure compliance with all regulations and standards."
Alternatives: "responsible entity" or "liable party".
And if Lula took serious steps to clean up Brazilian politics by pushing for more accountable party and electoral systems—he would start to restore his own claims to moral leadership of the region's left.
Within hours of receiving the assignment, Admiral Allen took a buck-stops-here stance, saying at his first news briefing that "BP is the responsible party, but the federal on-scene coordinator, I, now as the national incident commander, am the accountable party".
"Real-time specific information in the hands of an accountable party at the city or county level is really game-changing," Haggerty said.
We are going to search for other ways to shift costs away from overburdened taxpayers and towards accountable parties".
"Focus on two or three items that you think that you could make effective change and go out and find whoever or whatever accountable parties, councilperson or mayor, and take that opportunity to sit down and talk to them," Knowles said.
We may disagree on a lot, but neither of us wants to surrender our decision-making to non-accountable party leaders.
All institutions, including the EU, should be more transparent and accountable, the party believes.
So one effect of the bill might be to create less accountable "quasi-parties".
Courts need to be able to reach decisions that are accountable to parties other than just the government itself.
No-limit donations aren't ideal, but at least they were accountable: the parties knew who was giving, how much was given and where it was spent.
Many of the drivers are being represented pro bono in their attempt to identify and hold accountable certain parties within a multilayered business fraught with financial pitfalls.
