Sentence examples for need to answer to from inspiring English sources

"We need to answer to the public.

There is less work being done, he said, but with no need to answer to anyone for financing, what remains is more raw and experimental.

In his article yesterday, he denied that the traducing of the late Marxist academic as "The Man Who Hated Britain" had given succour to those demanding that newspapers need to answer to statute.

The prime minister's office insisted that Netanyahu's son is a private citizen who does not need to answer to journalists and has the right to be hosted by friends.

Moreover, it outlines certain questions that career women need to answer (to make decisions related to their career) and addresses some problems that affect only working women.

Without the need to answer to public shareholders, Cisneros has single-mindedly assembled assets that range from broadcasting, the internet and telecommunications to a baseball team and a beer company.

Not everyone likes Cristiano Ronaldo in Real Madrid but he has nobody he needs to answer to.

The design is usually defined already, even though in high level, since the tender needs to answer to the ITT and the pricing is highly dependent on the selected components in the design.

This kind of view needs to answer to the problem of how to ensure that politicians, administrators and experts actually do attempt to realize the aims set by citizens.

Now he needs to answer to God for the thousands of innocent babies he has murdered.

We suppose that an appropriate clinical trial is needed to answer to this key question.