Sentence examples for finally accountable from inspiring English sources
Whether a product of unwillingness or incapacity, Lin's speaker's rejection of "social situations" and indeed society-at-large (the collection's telling refrain is, "i'll be right back") is, finally, accountable to itself and therefore deserving of our attention and consideration.
I'm ultimately accountable.
At what point is Low finally held accountable for this endless array of shortcomings?
They will demand that police officers and former regime officials are finally held accountable and that the army's grip over the justice system comes to an end.
On the broader stage, 1990 will go down as the year in which golf was finally held accountable for the racially exclusionary membership practices of many of its private clubs.
Instead of seeking attention, Horvath says she wants someone to be finally held accountable.
Ten years after the war it is time they were finally held accountable".
It is time that the SCAF is finally held accountable for its actions, by the international community and especially by its most important benefactors in the U.S. government.
Finally held accountable by the press, at least, in the last month, the Russian government is showing no signs of contrition or conciliation, instead affecting a posture of bald-faced defiance.
"South Sudan is a highly militarized society," he added, "and we are likely to see heinous crimes against humanity again unless we end the rampant impunity and ensure that perpetrators are finally held accountable, regardless of rank, ethnicity, and political affiliation".
If George and the city are finally held accountable in this case, it could prove to be a milestone for a movement committed to ending state violence against black Americans, potentially changing the way local prosecutors handle cases of police shootings, and providing closure to Heyward's long quest for justice.
