Sentence examples for answerable to and from inspiring English sources

One answer is that Ronan Murphy's killing tipped off the men Dot is answerable to, and that given he's the clean-up man – "I do this for a living" – he promptly texted Hari and ordered him to take him out.

He abolished the old hierarchical feudal system and instituted one of prefectures and counties answerable to and controlled by the central government -- which led to what should be but isn't one of the most infamous mass book-burnings in history.** He initiated construction on the Great Wall of China, which can be seen from space but still wasn't his most spectacular project.

TfL must be more answerable to taxpayers and passengers, and provide the information needed to properly examine what it does with its £8 billion budget.

Under Mr. Putin's proposal, Mr. Koshman's post would be abolished, and the republic would be run by a provisional administration headed by an administration chief appointed by Mr. Putin and answerable to him and the Russian federal government.

I feel I am answerable to God and to myself and that I should help my community.

He was doing his job (probably) and is answerable to Ashford and to David Cameron, whose staff should nonetheless avoid adjectives like "Stalinesque" in cases like this one where fewer than 30 million people have been murdered.

"As far as I can see they seem to be above the law and not answerable to anybody and it has got to stop," she said.

The problem is that it is not answerable to consumers, and the regulator has done nothing to halt declining standards and long delays caused by a lack of engineers.

When the State Department, the Justice Department, and the executive branch decide that they're not answerable to Congress, and the American people, there is nothing left but the illusion of a representative government left.

This has made national politics seem like a futile affair, with local politicians answerable to Berlin and Brussels on economic policy.

Al-Jazeera's mockery of Palestinian negotiators, though overplayed, taps into mounting frustration that their leaders are more answerable to Israel and their Western patrons than their subjects.