Sentence examples for The accountabilities from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being accountable; liability to be called on to render an account; accountableness; responsible for; answerable for.
We draw on research in accounting, economics, psychology, and neuroscience to critique the accountabilities, incentives, and learning opportunities embedded in auditors' extant regulatory environment.
Some of the major barriers to effective cross-sector collaboration are a result of a lack of mutual respect and a general misunderstanding of the accountabilities, governance, values and objectives of other sectors, and different cultures.
The obvious point is that one assumes power when one writes and the trouble starts when one (as a white writer in South Africa) realises this and then is old-fashioned enough to try and get a grip on the "accountabilities of form" involved in an act that assumes such authority.
"And I reflected on the way that we had done it previously with the accountabilities to ensure—I didn't know when the drugs were brought down, I didn't know the pharmacist that we use or the pharmacy.
The accountability office disagreed.
Where's the accountability?
I have to take the accountability.
The accountability moment had arrived at last.
But the accountability office found otherwise.
That's not the accountability needed.
School administrators say taxpayers demand the accountability.
