Sentence examples for made answerable from inspiring English sources

One idea was that members of parliament should be made answerable to "citizens' juries".

Since sovereignty resides in the American people, judges, especially those who presume to exercise political power, should be made answerable to the citizens whom they wish to rule.The debate over accountability can be extended to non-elected federal judges.

The partisanship by that same party displayed in confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas and Robert Bork were as nasty or nastier as any election campaign.Since sovereignty resides in the American people, then judges, especially of those who presume to exercise political power, should be made answerable to the people whom they wish to rule.Ronald J. Buttarazzi Fairport, New York.

Despite its claims that it "does not torture," this is an administration drenched in torture, which must one day be made answerable for its crimes.

Thursday's admission looked a lot like calculation: Mr. Letterman made himself answerable to an audience that doesn't answer back.

The band made themselves answerable to Skem, playing the material live at the E Rooms.

And he's made them answerable to him in Beijing.

The position carried with it extraordinary powers over the Berlin city government and made Speer answerable to Hitler alone.

Matheson testified that the contract made him answerable to AEG rather than his patient, and that because he would have been out of a job if the 50 concerts had been postponed, Murray was more likely to want to please the company.

Biddle's aim is to make him answerable, if only posthumously, for what he did.

In 2007, Fortress went public, creating wealth for its partners but also making them answerable to shareholders.