Sentence examples for constitutional accountability from inspiring English sources

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The US government, however, endorsed the justice's illegal removal, seeing the court's insistence on constitutional accountability for Musharraf as complicating its regional objectives.

"Anyone doubting that the most important story of the Roberts court is its business rulings has not been paying enough attention," said Doug Kendall, president of the Constitutional Accountability Center, a liberal group.

As the Constitutional Accountability Center, a think tank, revealed, the judges in the majority had previously attended legal junkets, on a Montana ranch, that were arranged by the Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment — a group funded by Koch family foundations.

Kristine is Constitutional Accountability Center's Director of Constitutional Messaging.

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For example, the National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega's apparent contempt for the Marikana Commission of Inquiry last week showed how those in power can wave away the constitutional obligation for accountability, and how little value there is for human life.

Watergate was a struggle over the Constitutional powers and accountability of a president, and, alarmingly, the president and his aides attempted to interfere with the nominating process of the opposition party.

In nations that lack experience with constitutional constraints and democratic accountability, electoral victors usually embrace winner-take-all strategies; they shut out the opposition, govern as they see fit and unsettle their neighbors.

In settings long influenced by nationalism and political Islam, the Tunisian, Egyptian, Libyan, and Syrian revolutions seek justice, the dispatch of autocrats, a reduction of corruption, the restoration of dignity and equality to ordinary citizens, and the development of new constitutional experiments involving rights and accountability.

It examines the constitutional design of the 1992 accountability from the perspective of the influence of authoritarian legacies.