So it's no wonder that you generally don't hear this sort of reasoning from, say, credit unions, which are subject to the same rules but don't ultimately answer to the same master.
But it is anything but clear whether the militias will ultimately answer to Baghdad or Tehran.
Conveniently, the lottery's grant-giving bodies ultimately answer to Ms Jowell, who has decreed that they must give up another £675m.
In terms made famous by Wilfrid Sellars, Murdoch argues that the scientific image of reality must ultimately answer to, and find its place within, the manifest image — the world of everyday, lived experience, which is essentially subjective and first-personal.
Bercow said that the role of director general, which would ultimately answer to the clerk and sit alongside him on the reformed House of Commons commission, would be filled quickly after May's general election.
The people who wiped the servers ultimately answer to Secretary of State Kemp.
The Illinois home care workers may be funded in large part by state Medicaid payments, but they ultimately answer to individual private sector clients, the majority determined.
In fact, the growing marriage of technology and art may ultimately answer the question of space for artists.
Zehme, whose last book was about Frank Sinatra, does not ultimately answer that question (although he strongly implies that the answer is "all of the above").
Bringing together many kinds of evidence is what will ultimately answer the whens and wheres of horse domestication, Levine says.
