Sentence examples for law accountable from inspiring English sources

climate change, inequality, employment I'd like business leaders to make a commitment to hold corporations who flout the law accountable.

Mahmud Ali Durrani, a retired general and analyst, scoffed at that notion and predicted that General Musharraf would hold anyone who broke the law accountable.

Under the health care law, accountable care organizations that work with Medicare get to keep a portion of the money they save, so "they will have an incentive to work with the drug plans to make sure their patients have coverage," Dr. McWilliams said.

Speaking before a largely white crowd in Columbia, Sanders railed against the "welfare queen" – Walmart – and pledged to overhaul the criminal justice system by holding law enforcement officers who break the law accountable and police departments more reflective of the communities they serve.

If Washington wants to welcome a new era in Latin American relations, the quickest way to usher it in (and with it all the associated trade and diplomatic benefits), is for America to help Honduras hone in on human rights, rule of law, accountable governance and freedom of movement for opposition figures like Zelaya.

He ordered his toothless parliament to produce a law holding police "accountable" for killing citizens.

"This is part of an effort to hold law firms accountable".

"We're going to keep at it until we hold those who broke the law fully accountable," Mr. Obama said.

Barack Obama's health law created "accountable care organisations", which use Medicare dollars to reward those who deliver good health care below a certain cost.

Perhaps because of this perfect scenario in which the strategy employed denies a defense, there has been very little thought given to making law enforcement accountable for overreaching.

One of the things that society needs is a clear distinction between authority and the public, a sense that those who are in authority have been trained in the law, are accountable for their behaviour and respect individual rights.