Sentence examples for that was answerable from inspiring English sources

I said at the time, publicly, that our place was at the heart of a reformed European Union that was answerable to its citizens.

He likes a question that's answerable.

It's merely distinguishing between questions that are answerable and those that aren't.

"The challenge is to address the questions that are answerable," he told me.

I think you say this because you endorse a principle that the key distinction is between empirical questions that are answerable and non-empirical ones that aren't.

Mr Blair set up all manner of strategy and delivery teams that were answerable to him a de facto Department of the Prime Minister to force through changes that were threatened by bureaucratic inertia.

Justice Stevens also signaled that the question of what constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment" is not one that is answerable solely by coldly analyzing opinion polls and surveying state legislatures.

Promulgating itself as the Provisional Military Administrative Council (PMAC) and later as the Workers Partyy of Ethiopia (WPE), the Derg instituted a Soviet-style government with a state president and a house of deputies that were answerable to a revolutionary council with a politburo at the top.

As time goes by, the number of people willing to vote at all declines, so that a smaller and smaller number of ever-more cynical people elect representative that are answerable to fewer and fewer voters, and policy gets more and more corrupt.

Libya's second city – and the birthplace of the revolution – has become a very dangerous place, particularly if you are a champion of democracy, the rule of law, the independence of civil society institutions and, most of all, the creation of a national army that is answerable to the elected government.

The opposition has called for a constitutional monarchy, a fully elected parliament and a cabinet that is answerable to the people's representatives rather than the royal family.