Sentence examples for corrupt accountable from inspiring English sources

Anyway, I'm pretty sure that these opinions should fix everything that's broken in our criminal-justice system, hold everybody corrupt accountable for his actions, and exonerate the innocent.

Ever the intellectual, Machar elucidates the need for "democratic process"—somehow building a consensus among the public that will truly hold the corrupt accountable.

He argues this could do the south good by making its profligate and often corrupt politicians accountable to the voters.

"The army, as an institution, has not only failed to hold its corrupt officers accountable but is supporting them," stated the resolution, according to local media reports.

NEITI unearths loopholes, like the $966m£670m0m) lost to crude oil swaps recently, but no legislative teeth have been added by the government to hold corrupt people accountable.

The real story in many of these comments is the danger of partisan politics and its ability to destroy a democracy's willingness to hold corrupt politicians accountable.

"We present our resignations in protest over what is happening in the Yemeni arena," Mr. Jabari said in an interview, "and over not holding the corrupt ones accountable and out of the necessity to respect the law and the Constitution".

The government and the military will need to stop telling judges what to do and demonstrate they will not take reprisals against those who rule against them, such as by ordering political prisoners released or holding corrupt officials accountable.

"He's personally committed to doing everything he can to hold accountable corrupt police officers in order to change the culture of the organization".

Dowd said he was both deeply distrustful of the US Bureau of Land Management and fascinated by the idea of forming a so-called "common law grand jury" of local residents that could operate outside the court system and hold corrupt government officials accountable.

The United States needs to engage with the governments and with civil society in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova to ensure that the reform process underway not only promotes greater trade and development but also produces governments that are less corrupt and more accountable to their societies.