Sentence examples for held accountable not from inspiring English sources

It means that those who commit these acts will be held accountable, not shielded and protected.

For America's leaders, the Network claims, "will be held accountable not only by voters, but by their Creator".

For public education to succeed, everyone involved will have to be held accountable, not just teachers, just as everyone involved will deserve credit for the success.

First, and most critical, every manager must be held accountable not only for the work of subordinates but also for adding value to their work.

In this way, all business units are held accountable not only for their local performance but also for their contribution to corporate-level strategic priorities.

Line managers are held accountable not only for aiding in the development of individual star managers but also for helping senior executives and HR experts define and create a balanced leadership development system for the entire company.

He said the mayor should hold accountable not just "the people who were on the street and in the emergency room" but also the officials who supervise them.

But the report lacked an equal measure of candor about holding accountable not just abusive priests but also the bishops and cardinals who covered up their crimes.

Amnesty International USA Deputy Director Frank Jannuzi said he hoped Power would work to hold accountable "not just perceived U.S. adversaries but also U.S. friends" like Bahrain for alleged human rights violations.

But, unlike most humans, chimps clearly can't be held accountable for not doing their societal duties, which is one reason some legal scholars reject Wise's argument.

"Ross is being held accountable for not following the law and for not complying with a federal standard that is child-protective".