Sentence examples for will be answerable from inspiring English sources

Bishop Gregory also promised the laity that "we bishops will be answerable to you," that "answerability begins with openness" and that the charter would remove "the shroud of secrecy which has undermined your trust in us".

They will be answerable to the force in respect of their work," said its statement.

The panel will be answerable to him, not to the ambassadors.

America's politicians will be answerable, but heading off these dire effects requires a global agreement.

Once the PPP is signed, the underground will be answerable to the London mayor for the service it delivers.

For his part, Mr Ghani's powers under the constitution will remain and the new chief executive will be answerable to him.

That should not be taken as any indication these questions will be answered, for legitimate questions are the prickliest, least answerable, questions of all.

But one aspect of the blueprint for the new foundation hospitals suggests that Mr Blair is in a muddle.In a bow to the currently fashionable "new localism", the foundation hospitals will supposedly be answerable to boards of governors of which a majority will be elected from the local community and patients.

If I win I will only be answerable to you, not to any political party.

It continues to be a focus of inquiries, and some crucial questions will not be answerable until the blowout preventer is recovered from the sea.

The mayor will not be answerable to a London-style elected assembly but to a cabinet comprising the 10 leaders, which must be consulted on mayoral strategies.