Sentence examples for again accountable from inspiring English sources
"If you tell a cop, 'Here's a new policy,' they'll roll their eyes and go back to doing it the way they've done it, until they've been held accountable again and again and again," he said.
He promised to hold them accountable again Tuesday in the first round of the Big East tournament, but informed them shortly before the game that the same unit would go.
Local communities should be held accountable again with responsibility at a personal and community level.
If the Court revisits its tight-fisted jurisprudence on prosecutorial civil liability, juries can speak into the system and hold offices accountable again.
What really excites me about the Obama candidacy, and the reason I became involved in it early, is that government needs to be made accountable again.
"By passing this budget on-time, we have shown that Albany can be functional and accountable once again".
"'Never again' means holding perpetrators accountable and restoring the dignity by commemorating or alleviating their suffering".
"'Never again' means holding perpetrators accountable and restoring the dignity of victims by commemorating or alleviating their suffering".
This is important because by the end of this year and subsequent years, the District League Table will be coming out, and all of us – citizens, district departments, DCEs, assembly members, and MDAs at the national level - are going to be held accountable once again.
"Time and time again no one is held accountable," she said.
