The phrase "accountability to make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of responsibility to create or produce something, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The team has accountability to make decisions that align with our values."
Alternatives: "responsibility to create" or "obligation to produce".
There's using data for accountability to make sure money is being distributed appropriately.
"They demanded not just high ethical standards but also transparency, disclosure and accountability to make these standards effective".
There also has to be law to ensure the rules are followed and systems of accountability to make sure that the law is implemented.
"But," she added, "this for the first time puts in a system of accountability to make sure the money goes to where it needs to be".
That would lead to greater transparency and accountability to make sure they're using their resources wisely, according to a report issued last month by the Government Accountability Office.
I want the federal government, consistent with local control and new accountability, to make improvement of our schools the number one priority so Kaylie will have a desk and can sit down in a classroom where she can learn.
The plaintiff's proposal calls for "an effective accountability system" to make sure money is used wisely.
The ideal response is to investigate this and to determine where the responsibility lies, not necessarily for accountability, but to make safety corrections".
"We happen to take the view that parents know best," he said, "and are the best accountability measure to make sure that things are done properly for their kids".
"If you want to solve these problems, you need targets and a kind of accountability mechanism to make sure countries do what they say," said Ramanan Laxminarayan, an infectious-disease researcher who directs the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy.
And my pledge to the American people is to find out what went wrong here, to access accountability and to make improvements so that the mistakes that occurred in this instance do not occur again in the future". Is there anyone left -- seriously, is there a Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee -- who has confidence in Gonzales's capacity to fix this mess?
