Responsible home government (government in which the executive branch is drawn from, and answerable to, an elected legislative branch) was granted by Britain in 1848.
But I think it's worth pointing out that relying on a body that is generally disdained and answerable to an uninformed and often misinformed public seems like the worst way to go about fixing a complicated problem.
A new chief executive, chosen by and answerable to the Barclays, and with newspaper as well as commercial experience, is a high priority.
Death to me is no terror of the night, but a daylight companion, a familiar condition, a process obedient to scientific laws and answerable to scientific inquiry.
As Twitter prepares to IPO, and becomes answerable to a new influx of investors, it's inevitable that it's going to have to find more and more ways to make its service more mainstream.
Now, thanks to the need to raise capital from outsiders, antitrust probes and the absence or flaws of heirs, the remnants of their empires are dismembered and answerable to fund managers as Microsoft and Apple already are.Still, by that yardstick Indian firms have decades before institutional capitalism takes over.
In the interview, he said that he would also decline to testify if he was asked to because he was the "guarantor of the independence of justice," and "cannot be answerable to a magistrate".
And the result, which largely preserved the status quo, was not exactly devastating to Mr. Christie: it left the powerful governor opposed by a Democratic Legislature that has been less a real counterweight than a foil and that is answerable to a few Democratic party bosses who have generally let Mr. Christie have his way.
The doctors and nurses are Capio employees, answerable to a boss and a board.
A significant enemy military presence – "more than 40,000" – remains inside the separatist enclaves, he said, and "all of them are answerable to a Russian chain of command".
