Sentence examples for genuinely accountable from inspiring English sources
A commitment to genuinely accountable parliamentary democracy is the only viable platform for this in the foreseeable future.
But if Mr Xi really wants officials to stop abusing citizens, he should introduce a system that makes them genuinely accountable.
We believe unions should operate regardless of the government's wishes, until the people are able finally to elect a genuinely accountable and independent Iraqi government, which represents our interests and not those of American imperialism.
Of course, such risks would be more palatable if Nestlé's senior management were genuinely accountable.
"We have been talking to the Chinese to try to ensure that it is in fact a multilateral institution, that it is run in all important respects by a board, that its processes are transparent, that it is genuinely accountable and that it is not controlled by any one entity," Mr Abbott told Australia's parliament.
He was released in 2000 and then also charged by Chilean courts for human rights violations, but the court procedures were suspended for alleged medical reasons and Pinochet died in 2006 without ever being genuinely held accountable.
It raised the question of whether we can really hold a prospective rapist accountable if they're genuinely unaware that what they do – or would do – is classed as rape.
She added: "I personally hope that progress can be made on all of these fronts so that we can feel confident that the leaders of football are accountable for their actions and support a culture that genuinely welcomes the participation of women and girls in our national game".
And although most companies are genuinely committed to cutting emissions – not least because their stakeholders hold them accountable for it – they are wary of failing to meet their targets if they aim too high.
This will help you be more accountable, and it should provide you with positive feedback from someone who genuinely cares about you.
