Sentence examples for sufficiently accountable from inspiring English sources

Still too informal, and not sufficiently accountable to handle that much money.

This fact cannot be squared with the suggestion that charters are not sufficiently accountable.

Critics said that the vacancy created by Mr. Stancik's death provided an opportunity to deal with longstanding complaints that the special investigator's office was not sufficiently accountable to either the mayor or the Board of Education.

The Plan said that: "In addition to bribery, there are likely to be other forms of economic crime for which it is appropriate to ensure that senior corporate actors are sufficiently accountable".

But his remarks were clearly aimed at her performance and reflected a widespread view among intelligence specialists that Ms. Rice, perhaps Mr. Bush's most trusted aide, and the National Security Council have never been held sufficiently accountable for intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the Iraq war.

A federal judge in Minnesota on Tuesday rejected a plea agreement between the federal government and the Guidant Corporation, saying that the deal did not hold the company sufficiently accountable for an episode in which it sold potentially flawed heart defibrillators.

Is it sufficiently transparent and accountable?

It also describes the council and executive management team as not being "sufficiently transparent and accountable".

Governments, even many Western ones, have long been unhappy with ICANN, which they think is not sufficiently transparent or accountable.

A 2012 report by the Government's official climate change adviser – the Climate Change Committee (CCC) – concluded that the planning policy "approval process is not sufficiently transparent or accountable".

I don't know that state bars will ever be able to sufficiently hold prosecutors accountable for misconduct to the point where professional sanction could be an effective deterrent.