Sentence examples for unaccountable force from inspiring English sources

Left-wing politicians who have long denounced the troika as an alien and unaccountable force are muttering "told you so" and complaining that putting policy in the hands of a triumvirate of unelected institutions could never work.

Nearly all American aid remains attached to the most unaccountable force in the political life of Egyptians at a time when there are growing calls in Cairo by the protest movement to cut all American aid to Egypt.

The issue for workers everywhere is how do we protect ourselves from the unseen and unaccountable force of the global economy?

Whether or not we want to glamorise these unaccountable forces is one thing, but Medal of Honor: Warfighter - in multiplayer at least - is exciting, challenging stuff.

The subjects of his thrice-weekly communiqués are infinitely various range from local bus services to the proliferation of second homes, though they all tend to focus on an entity known as "them": that is, the malign, bureaucratic and of course unaccountable forces at large in our society whose aim is to obstruct the ability of "ordinary people" to enjoy their liberties.

He said: Look at it another way: if we allow unaccountable forces to destroy an economy like Greece, when all that bailout money isn't going to the Greek people, it's going to carious banks all across Europe, then I think we need to think very, very carefully about what role [the EU] are playing and what role we are playing in that.

The UK has to keep company with all sorts of governments, many overseeing disreputable justice systems, draconian laws, abusive police forces and largely unaccountable armed forces.

It is the usual, bitter dance of an unaccountable occupying force and an unrepresented people.

What does it means for the president to have an unaccountable paramilitary force, which can assassinate anyone anywhere in the world?

As the Hillsborough inquest verdicts have shown, we cannot have an unaccountable police force charged with upholding the rule of law but immune to it.

As Britain found in the early 1980s in Brixton and Toxteth, a tough, locally unaccountable police force that routinely harasses people from ethnic minorities can easily foster a climate in which seemingly minor incidents lead to mass outbreaks of violence.