Sentence examples for should be answerable from inspiring English sources

The chief of the general staff should be answerable to the defence minister, not the other way round.

The municipal commissioner should be answerable to the elected corporate leaders not, illogically, to the state chief minister.

EU demands that the generals should be answerable to the defence ministry, rather than the other way round, have yet to be met.

Johnson's team believe the police should be answerable to elected politicians, and, Malthouse said, see nothing wrong in pressing them to do things that would be electorally popular.

In moments of crisis, a real battle for international public opinion took place over whether governments should be answerable to an international body.

In Italy the church still enjoys a sort of immunity, for cultural reasons, but Italians will surely one day insist that their religion should be answerable to the law of the land.

The AMAS in the low level will be answerable particularly some types of queries: 1) Queries answerable partially by at least two Agents 2) Ambiguous queries answerable by the DBMS Agent or the GIS Agent or the ES Agent or the UI Agent 3) Queries difficult to be answerable Ambiguous queries should be answered by reproduction of the User Interface Agent.

Although Iraq's dominant Baath Party was secular, the two systems ultimately shared a conviction that control over the masses should lie in the hands of a small elite that should not be answerable to anyone -- because it ruled in the name of a grand plan, legitimized by either God or the glory of Arab history.

The Vatican, even more than the American bishops, protects its own and believes that the clergy should not be answerable to secular institutions.

But, they added, "we cannot accept that [those running the SAS selection course] should not be answerable in law in cases where people die as a result of their gross neglect.

However not only should the items be answerable by almost all subjects, they should also be able to differentiate between consumers and abstainers.