Sentence examples for Independent accountability from inspiring English sources

It has to be independent accountability.

That requires powerful voices, independent accountability, making the business case and sustained citizen engagement.

Things can change – but we need people to lobby their MPs and to call for independent accountability.

The ICIJ report, and this week's trials in Beijing, suggest that a lack of transparency and independent accountability may continue to undermine the party's efforts.

Mr. Goodwin works as a legal and policy analyst with the SECU, which is the UNDP's independent accountability mechanism tasked with ensuring the proper implementation and adherence to the UNDP's new Social and Environmental Standards.

The sale of Time Inc. earlier this week, to the Meredith Corporation — a deal made possible by an infusion of six hundred and fifty million dollars from Koch Industries' private-equity arm — has called into question whether such independent, accountability journalism from the media company will continue.

And a report by the independent [Government Accountability Office] backs that up: A trip to India by Clinton, regarded at the time as perhaps the most expensive in history, was estimated to cost $50 million, or $10 million per day.

Corruption is endemic, smuggling widespread and the institutions of a stable society notably an independent judiciary, accountability and transparency in government as well as free and fair elections are poorly established.

The Howard University School of Law community recommends that every Mayor and City Council establish an independent police accountability review board made up of diverse people of all ages, race, gender, sexual preference, education levels and expertise who are willing to work together to monitor the relationships between people of color and law enforcement officers.

Subsequently, in February 2017, a UN-established group of independent experts on accountability in North Korea produced a report with recommendations on ensuring accountability.

It seems that efforts should be undertaken to ensure multiple and independent channels of accountability, by means of penalties for not satisfying contractual obligations, through channels of accountability to professional councils and associations and to the public.