Sentence examples for no longer answerable from inspiring English sources
He is keen to show the police that they are no longer answerable only to the Institutional Revolutionary Party, the once-untouchable party of government.
The Harper government, however, denied the body the powers it wanted and removed its entire investigations branch, transferring it to the office of the public prosecutor, where it is no longer answerable to parliament.
Fortunately for Mr Prodi, he is safely back in Rome and is no longer answerable for his failures.
The mysteries are what make life worth living and I would be sad if the day comes when we can no longer find answerable questions that have yet to be answered, and puzzles that can be solved.
He no longer wanted to be answerable to patrons who, as he put it, "want ballet as part of the fine-dining experience".
But accountability is no longer just about governments being answerable; with political power often shared with non-governmental actors, devolved to local and regional level, or even shared globally, accountability has become infinitely more complex.
In so doing ministers are afforded a degree of protection since although they remain answerable they are no longer directly accountable [ 12].
Landed gentry and sultans can no longer sustain a company like this, which is answerable to shareholders from Volkswagen, its corporate parent since 1998.
Many of the interrupters seem bewildered by what they see as a wilder group of youngsters now running the streets and by a gang structure that is no longer top-down but is instead made up of many small groups — which they refer to as cliques — whose members are answerable to a handful of peers.
