Sentence examples for accountability making from inspiring English sources

War crimes were committed and there has been no accountability, making the next war that much easier.

I also plan to continue to the strong alliances with commissioners of other state departments and with Yale and UConn to guide the department to higher standards of performance and fiscal accountability, making sure Connecticut's tax dollars are well spent.

Bob-Waksberg says that at the start of work on this season he thought, "I'm gonna be really bummed out, personally, if we get to the end of the season and the moral is 'We should all forgive Mel Gibson.'" Forgiveness is a huge theme of BoJack Horseman and he grapples with the concept of that as well accountability, making it a tricky line to balance.

"Academic accountability makes sense.

Byzantine chains of accountability made it almost impossible to isolate problems and fix them.

He built unity on accountability, made football fun again, grounded and pounded into the playoffs.

Scott Horton, a law professor at Columbia University, characterized the new Justice Department's position as a betrayal of the "promises of transparency and accountability" made by Obama during the campaign.

Their local knowledge and democratic accountability make them the best agency to deliver care that – as it focuses more on individual needs – will become increasing place-based.

Sixteen games as the Brewers' interim skipper in 2008 is the extent of his major league managing experience, but Cubs President Theo Epstein said Sveum's "extraordinary baseball knowledge" and "high standards of accountability" made him the best choice to spearhead a cultural change and reverse a century-old history of failure.

Teaching them the importance of responsibility and accountability makes sense from both a practical and financial point of view.

As a tutor, I saw how my accountability made a difference for these students.