The phrase "accountability out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to the absence of accountability, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In this organization, accountability out has led to a decline in performance and trust among team members."
Alternatives: "lack of accountability" or "absence of accountability".
Maybe there's still a bit of accountability out there somewhere.(We have more coverage of the spill report here. Photo credit: AFP).
Still, many saw Holtzclaw's conviction as a rare moment of accountability: out of the hundreds of police officers terminated for sexual abuse in recent years, an Associated Press investigation found, only a small number faced criminal charges and even fewer were convicted.
This happens because secrecy takes accountability out of play.
Black people have a better chance of getting real justice if we invest our hopes in social movements movements which have already vowed to be unrelenting in their pursuit of accountability rather than having any faith in the state institutions that are supposed to hand that accountability out.
"Think of this bill as an experiment in the world of algorithmic accountability, sent out much like Captain Picard, from 'Star Trek,' would send out a probe to explore a wormhole," Cathy O'Neil, the author of "Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy," told me.
"It's about accountability, selling out for each other and working your way back through adversity.
Merrick Bobb of the Police Assessment Resource Centre, which aims to strengthen police accountability, points out that the numbers of officers prosecuted and convicted is still very small.
Common Cause, a non-partisan group dedicated to increasing political accountability, points out that 98.2% of congressmen were re-elected to the House of Representatives last November.But how to change things?
But this grim form of accountability turns out to be not only joyless but also self-defeating, because athletes, like the rest of us, need to reach for something beyond greed and fear.
Other countries and stakeholders, it said, have voiced concerns about implementation and accountability, pointing out that some commitments made at previous global meetings, such as for official development assistance (ODA), have yet to be fully realised.
If this insistent demand from abroad that there be some form of accountability turns out to be so essential, it is because of a bizarre moral sickness that infests transitions to democracy in our time.
