The governance process is orchestrated by boards – a group of people who are ideally charged with responsibility and accountability for the overall performance of the organisation.
Incredulously, some teachers are all too quick to deny any accountability and responsibility for the performance of their students.
"Given ministers' direct accountability to Parliament for the performance of their departments and for the implementation of their policy priorities, we agree with the findings of the Institute for Government and Institute for Public Policy Research that ministers should have a stronger role in the recruitment of a permanent secretary".
At his news conferences, Sparano assumes accountability for the offense's performance.
Current day computer programs come with extended license agreements that assert the manufacturer's ownership of the software, but disclaim any accountability for the quality or performance of the product.
While impact investing proponents have tired of the "impact-first" vs. "financial-first" distinction, it still describes fundamental differences in investor intent, accountability for performance and the nature of the challenges organizations face as they pursue their goals.
But Mr. Ambach noted that Mr. Bush had also emphasized accountability for student performance and for the use of federal money.
We take full accountability for our performance and are making the right operational adjustments for this environment, Immelt said.
We take full accountability for our performance and are making the right operational adjustments for this environment, Immelt emphasized.
That law, enacted in 2001, increased accountability of state and school districts for the performance of primary and secondary school, which "puts accountability on school principals," he said, "and they want help from technology".
