Sentence examples for without being accountable from inspiring English sources

The tragedy of this pattern is clear: It allows the military to tame democracy, without being accountable to voters or being responsible for improving governance.

Thus, I feel entitled to spend my money without being accountable, and my husband, who has zero interest in retail pleasures, says that he feels I deserve that freedom.

It impedes the formation of intergroup political coalitions, facilitates divisive political appeals, and enable officeholders to make decisions that disadvantage segregated communities without being accountable to them.The political weakness of racial minorities exacerbates the problems that give rise to the inequality laid out by Ms Anderson, forging a frustratingly vicious circle.

But as Mr. McCain pointed out yesterday, allowing wealthy individuals to flood the airwaves with ads promoting their chosen candidates in the final days of a campaign "distorts the process" and gives a small class of wealthy Americans a financial license to sway close elections without being accountable to the public.

You're at risk of being recorded all the time, and at least for me, and I think for a lot of people who are more reasonable, that's only motivation to be the best person you can be; to exhibit as good character as you can, because if all eyes are on you, you don't really have the option to be publicly immoral, or to do wrong without being accountable.

It thus fails to shed light on the conditions under which someone acts — intentionally, even deliberately — without being accountable for what she does.

We also understand how much we take for granted in our own backyards - from our education system to the arts, sports and leisure activities our children enjoy without the burden of one day being accountable for their families' livelihoods.

"It is a form of arrogance that people think they should be able to operate without having to be accountable," Mr. Waxman said.

He had fans without having to be accountable to a public image beyond the one he'd created for himself.

Rhetorical questions enable you to ask others to be accountable without being transparent about your own views, leading team members to feel insulted, defensive, or discounted.

They should deplore the captured politicians and regulators who took their taxpayer dollars and distributed them to the banks without insisting that they be accountable for how the bailout money was spent.