Sentence examples for answerable to the board from inspiring English sources

Haye is not currently answerable to the Board, having relinquished his licence in October when he officially retired.

It was Williams, who has emerged as the most controversial of the three, who proposed a new committee, answerable to the board, to review a new Advanced Placement history curriculum that has proven controversial on the right – and it was that proposal which spurred the protests.

"The board is answerable to the entire public, not to any one person".

But when Mr. Strauss-Kahn was selected for the top spot in November of 2007, the staff code of conduct was written into his contract, she said, although ultimately he remains answerable only to the board.

It pays to remember that the government is answerable to the voters, and corporate America responds to boards of directors, shareholders, Wall Street analysts and investment ratings firms.

"Local health boards [will be] answerable to the people who use the local NHS: two-thirds of the members directly elected by local people and the final third indirectly elected representatives from local councils," he added.

Helpful though Mr Romer's diagnostic testing is, it is limited by the unions' proviso that it must not be used to assess staff or pupils.As governor of Colorado, Mr Romer was answerable to the electorate every four years; now he reports to the seven-strong LAUSD board.

"They are answerable to the Parliament".

Morsi's answerable to the Brotherhood, but they are not answerable to us".

Mr Sarkozy is answerable to the law as others.

They recommended the creation of an industry-financed safety board and an independent monitoring office within the Department of Interior whose director serves a set term and is not answerable to the secretary.