Sentence examples for accessible and accountable from inspiring English sources

Though Russia's military made mistakes and was too slow to ask for Western help, its officials also became surprisingly accessible and accountable.

The space for a reformist, liberal approach to European integration, making the case for European political and economic integration while championing the reforms needed to make the EU more accessible and accountable, was his to occupy.

"He'll be sorely missed and we hope his successor proves to be as accessible and accountable as Manjit was".

Premier Wen Jiabao's (pronounced When Geeah-bao) popularity among the Chinese people is unparalleled precisely because he has been more accessible and accountable (In January 2008, Premier Wen, after a fluke snowstorm in the south shut down the railroads, went to various train stations to apologize to the millions of people stranded during the Chinese new year festival).

The NHI program provides available, accessible and accountable home healthcare services for disabled older patients in Taiwan.

NRHM focuses on 18 states where health indicators are weakest, with the goal of providing accessible, affordable and accountable quality health services even to the poorest households in the remotest rural regions [ 11].

It probably helps that the scheme is locally run, involves the active participation of the people who are supposed to benefit and is led by organisers, such as clinic managers, who are much more accessible, and therefore accountable, than politicians in the far-off capital city.

The involvement covering public, private, community and voluntary sectors of local urban settlements has to be transparent, promoting real participation and involvement, accessible and inclusive, also accountable.

Still, he was accessible and held himself accountable on the rare occasions that he failed.

Community-oriented primary care is about providing accessible, comprehensive, coordinated, continuous, and accountable healthcare services to a defined community.

Invariably everybody comes up with the same principles: universal, accessible, affordable, accountable and comprehensive.