The phrase "accountable without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means being responsible or answerable for something without any exceptions. Example: The company's CEO is held accountable without fail for any major decisions made by the board of directors.
This way, we can hold them accountable without giving them the advantages of incumbency.
So the government is seeking a balanced approach, aiming to hold banks accountable without shutting them down.
New Haven's path demonstrates that it is possible to hold teachers accountable without crushing morale and wrongfully dismissing good teachers.
Liane Cassavoy offers tips for keeping your work-from-home employees accountable (without spying), and Mike Russell has thoughts on telecommuting from a manager's perspective.
If he had an aura like Parcells, Edwards would be able to hold players publicly accountable without the fear of losing them.
In other words, I'm willing to work with Congress to make sure that we've got the necessary law in place that will hold people accountable without stifling the entrepreneurial spirit of America, without stifling innovation in America.
But rather than leave millions at the mercy of the mini autocrats of the rented sector, a new wave of council housing would offer accountable landlords, without the absurdity of market rates.
But on one condition: they must first embrace new web-based forms of open and thus more-readily accountable government, without which they will struggle for legitimacy or even relevance.
Regulators have not held fund directors accountable, and without that pressure, he said, "you are going to get the kind of fraudulent behavior that is alleged in the Spitzer action".
That's pretty much the public affairs equivalent of sticking their fingers in their ears and saying "lalalalala we can't hear you!"As Gulliver has argued before, it is really hard to have an accountable TSA without greater transparency about the results of covert testing.
It seems remarkable now when the vast majority of adoption transactions are transparent and accountable, but without the consent of the adopting parents, or the children, the researchers chose five sets of identical twins and one set of triplets to be monitored every few months.
