unaccountability造句

• We believe there is a culture of unaccountability at the FAA,
• We believe that there is a culture of unaccountability at the FAA,
• It is characterised by mystery, unaccountability, and unpredictability.
• The agency'represents a tremendous power and total unaccountability to anyone .'
• Such talk is revolutionary for an institution that critics say is the epitome of unaccountability.
• The verdict : Anonymity makes for unaccountability.
• It was in existence and attributable in part to the close processes and unaccountability at the international level.
• It was in existence and attributable in part to the closed processes and unaccountability at the international level.
• Ms . Arbour said that critics of a powerful independent prosecutor " confuse independence with unaccountability ."
• In the past, too much aid has been scattered into the winds of lawlessness, corruption and unaccountability,
• Critics say press and judicial independence has been eroded and a culture of cronyism and government unaccountability has thrived.
• Many Bolsheviks expressed disapproval of the Cheka's mass executions and feared the organisation's apparent unaccountability.
• Yet there is a yawning gap between the minute scrutiny of the president and the unaccountability of his adviser-chum.
• He promised to sweep out the senior echelon of cold warriors in operations who protected Ames and cultivated a culture of unaccountability.
• She said deficiencies at the FAA, uncovered previously by her investigators, stem from " a culture of unaccountability at the FAA.
• There is a lot to be said for the suggestion of making the monarchy accountable; one of the problems has been its unaccountability.
• The recent protests in NCAD were in direct reaction to mismanagement, unaccountability and miscommunication within the college, which Declan McGonagle has overseen.
• Foxe recounted Hunne's case as evidence of the unfairness and unaccountability of English ecclesiastical courts on the eve of the English Reformation.
• You're saying the " benefits of anonymity " outweigh the drawbacks of anonymity which are considerable : sockpuppetry, vandalism, unaccountability.
• Premier Vincent Siew ordered the sale of the state's 71 percent stake in the airline in hopes of rooting out cronyism and unaccountability.