Sentence examples for duck accountability from inspiring English sources
Theresa May must stop trying to duck accountability by repeating empty platitudes".
"This is a cheap attempt to play the 'Diallo card,' and to say that the new way for police to duck accountability is to not be tried by the people they police and are paid by is outrageous".
The court recognized that this was just a convenient dodge departments that don't disclose (a number do) officer identities use to duck accountability.
That the claim was utterly absurd is besides the point, because the GOP's modus operandi is, on virtually every issue, to duck accountability for their obnoxious positions and to accuse their opponents of that which the GOP is itself guilty.
"The Trump people are clearly ducking accountability and oversight," he said.
Since World War II, Congress has ducked accountability for the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, the Bosnian and Kosovo wars, the Iraq war, and American hostilities in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, and Libya.
Ritchie said: "I don't duck the accountability and responsibility.
"Call it a mea culpa, or call it a dry recognition, or admission, or whatever -- but we're not ducking our accountability and responsibility in this".
In fact it's one that has always ducked democratic accountability, embedded deregulation and privatisation in treaties, and preferred to fix policy – including the race-to-the-bottom Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership – with corporate interests in secret.
But Mr. Liebman, whose title is chief accountability officer of the Education Department, ducked out a side door, leaving parents to chase him out the back of City Hall to behind the Education Department's headquarters at Tweed Courthouse.
