Sentence examples for accountability including from inspiring English sources

If unjustified or unlawful force has been used, accountability including prosecutions must follow.

Much of this is rightly focused on improving governance and accountability, including anti-corruption work.

This included advising on measures to improve accountability, including the creation of a national body to investigate police officers responsible for torture, death or mistreatment of civilians.

The bill also seeks to require greater transparency and accountability, including quarterly reports from financial institutions that receive help to document how the bailout money is being used.

But we should develop a clear framework of accountability, including through Ofsted, to ensure that the pupil premium is being used both effectively and for its purpose.

Policing some 3m vessels across the globe is not easy but we have some accountability, including GlobalGAP, the label for certified aquaculture, and the blue tick (awarded by the Marine Stewardship Council to 281 sustainable fisheries across the world).

Mrs Groce's family had to fight to get legal aid, which the government wishes to curtail: "Their 29 year struggle for accountability included a lengthy battle to obtain public funding to be represented at the inquest, in circumstances where apparently unlimited funds are available to the Commissioner and individual police officers.

The mechanisms of accountability include first, direct participation of and voting by the public, and second, indirect deployment of institutional devices both formally and informally.

The other reviews included in this paper focused on a narrower subset of the governance and accountability literature including community participation in clinic committees [ 20], community accountability mechanisms [ 6], governance approaches in human resource policy design [ 15] and the effectiveness of external supervision of health facilities [ 18].

I then analyse the struggles involved in negotiating the process and technologies used to establish the accountability relationship including the role of standards in accounting, audit and risk management, as well as transparency and compliance pressures.

This assumption underlies the panoply of accountability instruments, including performance tables, inspection and so on, which are much more onerous than in most other countries.