Sentence examples for Accountability-focused from inspiring English sources

Ohio is a particularly important state for education reform, as it won funds from U.S. Secretary of Education's federal Race to the Top competition, which promoted accountability-focused changes.

There is nothing inherently inconsistent about a culture that is both collaborative and accountability-focused.

Diane Ravitch, a former Bush education official who now works in opposition to a data-driven, accountability-focused reform agenda, also had praise.

But a report released this week concluded that the last decade of accountability-focused education policy resulted in few learning gains.

But skeptics question the sincerity of the movement's reflection, saying the accountability-focused rhetoric might be merely lip service paid to the promise of charter schools: independence in exchange for accountability.

Although the NRP plans to appeal the ruling to the New York State Supreme Court, this accountability-focused definition of personhood upholds and fleshes out the traditionally narrow legal definition of humanity just as the scientific and philosophic borders of our specialness come under fire.

I cut the bureaucracy down to size, re-introduced accountability, focused on service, on innovation, on leading in every market, in every product segment.

Over the past 10 years in particular, from the Monterray Conference in 2002 and the High Level Fora on Aid Effectiveness, a strong accountability focus for donors has developed.

It is the practice of responsibility in its three modes, mediated through dialogue, which involves the virtues: critical agency focusing on the practice of phronesis; accountability focusing on the practice of empathy, courage and justice; positive responsibility focusing on phronesis and creative virtues, including courage and imagination.

She said there would be "fair, stretching accountability" focusing on tackling underperformance and "incentivising strong leaders to take over underperforming schools".

Another failed effort to improve accountability focused on charter schools, which are independently operated and exempt from some rules that govern traditional public schools. .