Sentence examples for remain unaccountable from inspiring English sources

They remain unaccountable.

And here Ireland is behind the rest of Europe: doctors remain unaccountable, patients are not treated as consumers, choice is limited, and many hospitals are too small to be effective.

"Today we have two faces of Africa: the rising and promising Africa, becoming more child-friendly over the years; and the other Africa, where many governments remain unaccountable to their people and to their international obligations," the report says.

If they succeed, our national newspapers will remain unaccountable to any meaningful regulator, justice in libel and privacy cases will remain far beyond the reach of most ordinary people, and the truth about who was responsible for wholesale press law-breaking will be buried forever.

But a vote for the motion is a vote for car dealers to remain unaccountable for dubious behaviors, of which many consumers are all too familiar.

In some cases, the secret operations remained unaccountable.

France's policy towards Rwanda has for years remained unaccountable to either parliament or the press.

"Having another party manage the Infinity contract and program implementation while remaining unaccountable to F.D.O.E. in a real sense only adds another layer of bureaucracy to an already politically sensitive contractual environment," Mr. Robinson wrote in an e-mail.

The blame was shifted on to the police, and there was frustration that no one paid the penalty for her death, which fuelled bad feeling.' The immigration service was seen to act like a police force while remaining unaccountable, he argues.

EMS services have remained unaccountable, and this has led to failure to introduce corrective measures for improving EMS in India.

Chertkov established a monopoly on publishing Tolstoy's most profitable first editions, while remaining unaccountable for the proceeds.