Sentence examples for evaded accountability from inspiring English sources
"evaded accountability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to avoid taking responsibility for something. Example: The politician was accused of evading accountability for his actions by deflecting blame onto others.
Ailes's most ominous political spawn, however, has so far evaded accountability.
Yet Facebook has often evaded accountability, whether regarding privacy violations, its monopoly power, or abuses of its platform by malevolent actors.
Some of the group's members have surely engaged in crude, provocative tactics, but let's have a reality check: the group exists because of widespread crimes and a persistent cover-up in the church, because child after child was raped and priest after priest evaded accountability.
Countries avoid the law of occupation and its constraints to evade accountability.
They allowed priests who sexually abused children to evade accountability and, in many cases, to abuse again.
It was nothing more than Mr. Bush's attempt to evade accountability by placing prisoners in another country.
He also said that the government could not evade accountability with absurdly broad claims of state secrets.
Yet another player in the Bush administration's break-all-the-rules war against terrorism is trying to evade accountability.
And the American government, which moved these men out of one theater of war and into another, cannot use that as an excuse to evade accountability.
If a politician wins office on a campaign of ground-shifting slogans and then disappoints many of his followers, he can hardly evade accountability.
Weinstein used nondisclosure agreements like the one Gutierrez signed to evade accountability for claims of sexual harassment and assault for at least twenty years.
