Sentence examples for accountable to be from inspiring English sources

The phrase "accountable to be" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of responsibility or obligation, but it lacks proper structure.
Example: "The team is accountable to be responsible for their actions" could be rephrased for clarity.
Alternatives: "accountable for" or "responsible to".

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"They need now to be accountable to be able to care for the people they are holding.

But at the same time, all of the running backs hold ourselves accountable to be able to step up when somebody does go down".

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"As a growing part of the transportation ecosystem, we are holding ourselves accountable to being part of the solution".

Having friends and family to be accountable to is helpful.

"To be more accountable, and to be part of the community".

It's ministers who are accountable to parliament; it is not the agency heads who are accountable to parliament.

Will G.M. be accountable to those who are injured because of product defects?

Note that to be "accountable" is not necessarily to satisfy the conditions that justify others in holding one accountable.

You got to be accountable.

Politicians have to be accountable to us".

"Somebody has to be accountable," he added.

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