Sentence examples for from any accountability from inspiring English sources

And they are further removed from any accountability to any electorate.

"[The Met is] shown to be effectively immune from any accountability.

It's a bit of a crapshoot, because those judges are free, once appointed, from any accountability to the state's chief executive.

It is disgraceful that the few who claim to show an interest in the future of Yemen should be satisfied with proposing initiatives, the most outrageous of which is to give complete immunity to Saleh, his sons and senior aides from any accountability for the crimes they have committed, including the killing of hundreds of revolutionaries.

Meanwhile, the Japanese Embassy in Phnom Penh has distanced itself from any accountability over the trade.

Immunity is designed to shield this Administration from any accountability for conducting surveillance outside the law," said Leahy.

Warren argued that the taxpayers had bailed out the big financial institutions without demanding any accountability from them — and even without knowing where the bailout money went.

But even were Houellebecq, as so many critics suggest, being less than candid in his writing and to interviewers -- "Houellebecq often seems to be playing a parody of himself," wrote The New York Times -- this ought not to remove any accountability from him as a writer.

Under the current model of academic-clinical relationships, all hierarchical, legal, and political accountability for patient care is concentrated in the NHS, and universities are free from any formal accountability for the provision of patient care.

There's also an argument to be made that indemnification insulates individual actors from any real accountability.

In return for £2m and in the name of diversity, choice and competition, the sponsors will get total control, effectively remove the school from any local accountability and have the power to sack the head and run the curriculum.