Top army officials, unaccustomed to anything but a ceremonial role and answerable ultimately to the king of Nepal, refused.
The answer is ANSWERABLE.
When those in positions of power use this power to serve individual ends they would be unlikely to implement systems where management must act as a role model or be answerable for actions taken [ 38].
In the end, he was fulfilling the role of the representative poet, answerable to the shade of Shakespeare, having to live up to the spiritual standards set by Blake and Dickinson and Hopkins.
The result has been a remarkable experiment in the introduction of academic autonomy, including the introduction of a board of trustees to whom the university president is answerable, transparent systems of research evaluation and external review, and a role in governance for faculty and students.
Are the objections answerable and was Socrates simply too inexperienced to answer them adequately?
Newcastle's super-scout was widely regarded as de facto director of football before Joe Kinnear's shock appointment to that newly formalised role and had been considering his position on learning he would be answerable to the former Wimbledon manager.
The Home Office said the new role would provide "stronger and more transparent accountability" to the police and make forces answerable to the communities they serve.
The Home Office said the new role will provide "stronger and more transparent accountability" to the police and make forces answerable to the communities they serve.
Though Priestley had been "associated with leftwing and quasi-Communist organisations", it was "usually in the role of champion of individual rights ... an independent leftwing liberal whose conscience seems to be answerable not to any political party", the MI5 file records.
In the former role, he reported to the Commander in Chief, United States Fleet, Admiral Ernest J. King; in the latter he was answerable directly to the Commander in Chief, Southwest Pacific Area, General Douglas MacArthur.
