Sentence examples for really accountable from inspiring English sources

"We are not really accountable to anybody," Mr Evans acknowledges.

We are building companies, and so we have to be really accountable.

Right now, no one is really accountable for air pollution in the government.

ONE reason that America's public schools do badly in international rankings, despite getting more money, is that nobody is really accountable for them.

"These long delays — two, three years — they're horrendous, but the D.A. is not really accountable for that kind of delay," he said.

Few would argue that the Chinese or Ugandan governments, or frankly even the US, are really accountable to the majority of their citizens.

But if Mr Xi really wants officials to stop abusing citizens, he should introduce a system that makes them genuinely accountable.

If a member isn't meeting the requirements of the job then leaders must quickly assess the balance of accountability and find out who really is accountable for the poor performance.

So they taught it to local departments, and because the D.E.A. agents weren't the ones actually pulling over the cars, they've never been really held accountable for it".

He was the tip of the operation, and knew it, and really felt accountable to the rest of the people around him to tell them what is going on and help them be a part of the decision-making on what he should say and do".

"We have not found people really held accountable for screw-ups," Sopko told reporters last fall.