Meanings of directly accountable in English

Lawmakers in the group have said changes were needed to make top management directly accountable.

Comment sections and Twitter make every single publication and media figure directly accountable to viewers.

It also asked that, as a body, it be made directly accountable to the Oireachtas.

These businesses are not directly accountable to the public.

Incredible to witness crowd hold him directly accountable.

The Reagan Administration has attempted to hold the Soviet Union directly accountable for the uprising in El Salvador.

But, unless a Government Minister is made directly accountable for implementing their recommendations, they will have little impact.

Nevertheless, can we trust politicians who are not directly accountable to us, especially if they are placed under pressure?

Campaigners believe that only by making directors directly accountable will the rising number of deaths caused by firms be reduced.

Photo: SUPPLIED "Having a single-tier where people are directly accountable for all the decisions would be better," she said.

The regime aims to make individuals at insurers directly accountable for their actions, making it easier for regulators to punish rule breaches.

In your article you complimented the Taoiseach, Mr Bruton, on his aspiration to make civil servants more autonomous and more directly accountable.

The plans echo measures being taken inside banks to make individuals more directly accountable for their actions, making it easier to punish rule breaches.

The move echoes measures being taken inside banks to make individuals more directly accountable for their actions, making it easier to punish rule breaches.

The Statement on Ministerial Standards released by then-PM Tony Abbott in December 2013 makes Mr Turnbull directly accountable for jobs provided to Ms Campion.

A UK scheme to make managers at banks directly accountable for decisions could also be applied globally in some form to tackle misconduct, Carney said.