Sentence examples for intelligence accountable from inspiring English sources

How do we hold artificial intelligence accountable — how do we assess the trustworthiness of decisions beyond our understanding?

But it should be a focused hostility, aimed not at hurting Pakistan's people but at holding its army and intelligence branches accountable.

The joint committees must make the intelligence agencies accountable to elected officials while strengthening their ability to protect us against terrorists.

It doesn't help, either, that the Obama Administration, in deference to the wishes of the C.I.A., declined to hold anyone in the intelligence community accountable for the Bush-era torture program.

Nobody has held the intelligence agencies accountable for sins of commission or omission since the great GWOT was launched.

There is also a less accountable intelligence service, which belongs to the Revolutionary Guard.

It was about "how to make the intelligence services more accountable", he said.

The example of the more accountable intelligence services in Germany has helped the United Kingdom open its own service to limited scrutiny in the aftermath of the Cold War.

"Some people involved in this have been concerned for quite a while that eventually there would be a new president, or the mood in the country would change, and they would be held accountable," one intelligence source said.

A spokesman for Senator Graham, Paul Anderson, said on Tuesday that the senator still believed that Mr. Tenet should be replaced, and that he had complained that Mr. Bush had yet to hold anyone accountable for intelligence failures either on Iraq or the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The danger was that - without reform - the credibility of the ISC would continue to be called into question, undermining confidence that intelligence agencies were properly accountable.