Sentence examples for making them answerable from inspiring English sources
In 2007, Fortress went public, creating wealth for its partners but also making them answerable to shareholders.
The failure of the Senate to resolve this issue in an appropriate manner will make them answerable to the electorate".
However, the original damage had already been done, with the promotion of hundreds of new academies governed by single contracts that could, and probably will, be ripped up and redrafted by a new government inclined to make them answerable to no one but the sponsor.
And he's made them answerable to him in Beijing.
The group's spokesman, Curtis Ellis, said its aim was to counterbalance the advantages enjoyed by incumbents, which, he said, made them less answerable to their constituents.
Besides a presidential or semi-presidential system, proposals include increasing the threshold to exclude all the small parties; expanding the Knesset, which is not big enough to be an effective check on the executive; and electing some or all of the Knesset members directly by constituency instead of by party list, to make them more answerable to their voters.
We need to help them realise that their clients are also equally answerable to the law and nobody can make them do anything without their consent.
Make them silly, make them uniquely yours.
The Sultan acknowledged the fact that the church had proved to be the most enduring element in the Byzantine world, and he gave the Patriarch of Constantinople an unprecedented measure of temporal authority by making him answerable for all Christians living under Ottoman rule.
Their data, plus active involvement from citizens and journalists, can help to make aid flows more visible, the first step towards making aid agencies answerable for their decisions.
