Sentence examples for accountability in general from inspiring English sources

The overall goal is to address the underlying issue of racism in general, and police brutality and lack of police accountability in general.

But getting rid of it altogether would be a great thing not only for long-run progressive change but also for governance, coherence, responsibility, and accountability in general, even if — horrors!

ODA: Overseas Development Assistance Source: [ 65] Some have argued for an explicit focus on the extent to which funding achieves demonstrable synergies [ 22], with others linking this to calls for improved monitoring of global and national actors by independent institutions or coalitions, to improve donor accountability in general and to recipient countries in particular [ 60].

Additionally, analysis of performance across states indicates that accountability policies in general lead to higher levels of achievement, though the magnitudes of the effects are influenced by the design of the policy.

In general, accountability of the websites was poor: the mean value of the accountability score was 3.33 (SD 1.93) out of a possible maximum 9 (Table  3).

To Earle, the problem facing the planet is not merely that of climate change, but the lack of accountability to human actions in general.

Given the paucity of published empirical data concerning community accountability in health delivery in general (i.e. beyond peripheral health facilities), and the prominence it has gained in policy and practice, many authors have called for further research (Zakus 1998; Cornwall et al. 2000; Gilson et al. 2001; Standing 2004; World Bank 2004; Cornwall and Nyamu-Musembi 2005; Mubyazi et al. 2007).

"I believe in accountability," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales proclaimed yesterday at a news conference that was a self-serving masterpiece of passive voice and unpersuasive platitudes.

Ministers said the government was not seeking to restrict trade unions' activities but to "strengthen their accountability" to their members and the public in general.

There is now a recognisable point of accountability, and general practice is embroiled in the hurly burly of politics — including the awarding of contracts to private companies.

"In general, there needs to be more meaningful accountability when it comes to the failures of UN peacekeepers to protect civilians," he said.