Sentence examples for too unaccountable from inspiring English sources

The gist of her argument is that the erosion of limits on executive power has made war-making too easy and too unaccountable, and so barriers to war-making ought to be restored.

In an announcement that in some respects outflanks what Labour was offering on corporate governance at the general election, the home secretary will say on Monday that the rules on pay and board membership need to change because big business is too unaccountable.

The system has grown too large, too corrupt, and too unaccountable.

Republicans argue the federal government shouldn't intervene because Washington is too remote from the realities and needs of states and too unaccountable to that states' voters.

The Americans feel that these panels where representatives of the US, Canada, and Mexico adjudicate disputes are too unaccountable and stacked against the US (although Canada and Mexico would probably disagree).

Spain's democracy has given too much unaccountable power to the two main parties.

Too many unaccountable individuals operate in the shadows, and it is inevitable that successive scandals sap the spirit.

The only ultimate sanction they have is to sell and buy elsewhere.The problem with the boards of publicly traded corporations is that they have too much unaccountable power.

He added: "Those who makes decisions on our behalf, whether they be in Westminster, Brussels, in business, the media or working in the public sector, are too often unaccountable.

But when it comes to creating suffering, the Devil can't begin to compete with a nonfunctioning mental health care system, too underfunded and unaccountable to do anyone any good.

"No" campaigners warn a mayor would be too powerful and unaccountable.