Sentence examples for virtually no accountability from inspiring English sources
"The doctors have virtually no accountability".
But that's exactly what is happening, in secrecy and with virtually no accountability.
The NHS in England is faced with wholesale re-disorganisation from above with virtually no accountability to local people.
Today, he writes, it is "the most important bank in the world," an institution with virtually no accountability, and yet "for decades it has stood at the center of a global network of money, power and covert global influence".
"There is virtually no accountability on the Republican side with the blank-check approach they use in their block grants," said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader.
This is the kind of arbitrary nonsense that happens right across London as tin-pot dictators in the 32 boroughs run economies the size of small African countries with virtually no accountability.
"No accountability, no justice.
These international bodies know no accountability.
A giant, inscrutable economic sector, in command of trillions of dollars in resources, nonprofits are governed by nonelected, self-perpetuating boards and virtually no effective accountability to any "owners" or the general public.
There's virtually no legal accountability and the bail bond industry has proven difficult to regulate effectively.
They execute their duties with almost unbridled discretion and their decisions to charge or not are exercised with virtually no immediate accountability save the ballot box.
