Sentence examples for Defined accountability from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the hearings show that the commission appears to be looking for precise and narrowly defined accountability.

Put differently, marketization moves away from a broad-based accountability on multiple fronts to multiple actors and toward more narrowly defined accountability based on market transactions.

RBM rests on clearly defined accountability for results and requires monitoring and self-assessment of progress towards results, including reporting on performance.

Provide your new hire with a job description that includes well-defined accountabilities and any boundaries around authority or available resources they should be aware of.

Reducing child poverty should become an explicit policy priority with well-defined targets and accountability.

Roles and responsibilities were "ill-defined" and lines of accountability were "irrational and blurred".

High performing teams have well-defined goals, systems of accountability, clear roles and responsibilities, and open communication.

Prominent scientists dismiss the criticism, but, Kupferschmidt notes, it does point to problems with the post, in particular its ill-defined responsibilities and accountabilities and lack of transparency.

This system is an example of the current style of technical systems for accountability: a well-defined policy, specified in advance, is operationalized with technical tools.

"But this strongly asserted but ill-defined license to kill without accountability is not an entitlement which the United States or other states can have without doing grave damage to the rules designed to protect the right to life and prevent extrajudicial executions".

(These well-defined and regular communication pathways enhance accountability and cultivate team-building among the FCHVs, who previously did not interact as much with the other FCHVs in their villages).