Sentence examples for clearly accountable from inspiring English sources

The US suffered a 'reveal no weakness' mode with no one clearly accountable for the results.

The tragedies that befall the Gaults are difficult to bear, because no one is clearly accountable.

They are also less transparent; plus it is harder to hold anyone clearly accountable – blame for politicking can always be shifted around.

Regardless of the measure debated today, the prime minister is clearly accountable under the new legislation to Mr. Arafat, who has authority to appoint and fire him.

While no one expects or wants parliaments to micromanage monetary policy, the ECB and other central banks should be clearly accountable to elected bodies.

I'd like to see this cut to more like 1 per cent by 2015 at the latest so as to create a smaller group of people more clearly accountable for spending the licence fee.

Under the glass-half-full analysis, many conservatives argued that the Democrats will now be clearly held accountable for spending, for obstructing presidential initiatives, for blocking nominations.

Pointing out that the weaknesses of insurers such as AIG were exposed during the 2008 banking crisis, Carney told the insurance industry that "the people running insurance companies should be more clearly held accountable for their actions".

Pointing out that the weaknesses of insurers such as AIG were exposed during the 2008 banking crisis, Carney said: "The people running insurance companies should be more clearly held accountable for their actions".

It is not, or at least it is not why it is important that Corzine is prosecuted or at least clearly held accountable.

And we need evidence because services should be transparent and accountable, clearly able to say what they do, why it works and what impact it has.