Sentence examples for deny accountability from inspiring English sources

This means they can deny accountability when their work proves socially, politically, or economically destructive.

"At the same time, it could be that's a way to deny accountability for the company's short-term financial results".

It's the same faulty logic drug dealers use to deny accountability for inexcusably anti-social behavior.

On Monday, Issa released a statement saying he was not surprised by the president's remarks, since Obama continues "to deny accountability for the serious scandals that happened under his watch…" Issa is running in his toughest campaign for reelection to date, so stay tuned.

The NRA's playbook of lying low for a week or so until emotions begin to dissipate, then slithering out self-righteously to deny accountability, discredit those who disagree, and deflect responsibility to the mentally ill and an insufficient proliferation of good-guy guns, is simply not working.

Tesla has denied accountability for its "Auto-pilot" failures.

"Once KBR denied accountability, denied knowing, my husband became very angry," Gentry said.

Incredulously, some teachers are all too quick to deny any accountability and responsibility for the performance of their students.

Williamson M. Evers, a member of President Bush's committee to oversee federal education research, said the Education Trust had proved that it was "racist nonsense" to deny that accountability alone could generate equal outcomes for poor and middle-class students.

In a patriarchal world, many abusive actions perpetrated by men against women have been normalized to the point of numbing the humiliation and blurring the line between right and wrong, supported by selective interpretations of the Christian way that's upheld in ways that only serve to project white supremacy and sexism, while denying true accountability for one's actions.

But to say that a rapist is, by nature, a monster is denying the accountability of our own society in encouraging boys to become rapists, in ignoring the seriousness of rape and allowing it to be committed again and again -- and never really addressed.