Sentence examples for escaped accountability from inspiring English sources

In the last week, these corporations have escaped accountability as quickly as ordinary Albertans have risen to action.

For the bereaved relatives and the 242 wounded survivors of Breivik's killing spree, the 21-year sentence with the prospect of further indefinite detention offered at least the grim consolation that he had not escaped accountability.

In a statement it added: Sharon also escaped accountability for other alleged abuses, such as his role expanding settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, prosecutable as a war crime.

The failure to prosecute disillusioned many victims and encouraged the view that the government had strengthened impunity and that the beneficiaries of apartheid had escaped accountability for their actions.

Somehow, only a decade later, Parsons has escaped accountability for his role in that dreadful deal.

Banks that have so far escaped accountability for their role in our nation's economic crash.

The alternative is to use the G20 to hold governments accountable for these domestic reforms, rather than allowing them to escape accountability by blaming their problems on others.

But consumer advocates say that arbitration increasingly lets companies escape accountability.

Consumer advocates say the terms of the agreements can allow companies to escape accountability.

The government should not escape accountability for the way it approached these negotiations.

The murdered journalist's fiancee, Hatice Cengiz, says his killers must not escape accountability.