Sentence examples for completely accountable from inspiring English sources
I hold him completely accountable for his actions.
If Hensarling gets his way, the CFPB would become completely accountable to Congress, having five commissioners appointed by party leaders, and having to fight for an annual budget.
However, fault-tolerance does not guarantee that each working machine will be completely accountable; when nodes are malicious, they may intentionally misrepresent the processing result during mapping or reducing, and they may thus make the final results inaccurate and untrustworthy.
In a way, although Whitaker has the title of national selector and, in theory, as chief executive, ought to be completely accountable as a result, in practice he is merely the front for a group decision.
She says there is more that tech companies could do to tackle the issue but thinks at its root it's a reflection of social ills for which the technology industry can't be held completely accountable.
Her current schedule - which in addition to power breakfasts at Number 10 and surprise appearances on shock jock phone-in shows, includes a Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special - has meant she's had to cancel a visit to see her father in Thailand, but she isn't complaining: "If it doesn't work, I want to be completely accountable.
"They are all accountable.
"We recognise the importance of ensuring the shale industry is completely transparent and accountable," the Decc spokesman said.
In women, differences in age, SES and alcohol abstinence can almost completely be held accountable for the relatively low total cholesterol levels in Turkish and Moroccan women.
He, above all, is accountable.
