Sentence examples for accountability under from inspiring English sources
The King's Fund last week raised concerns about a lack of accountability under the new system.
"If these facts are true, as they appear to be, then it is important for our criminal justice system to establish clear accountability under the law".
The council raises valid questions about Amtrak's accountability under the current arrangement, but new bureaucracies and privatization are not necessarily the solution.
As explained in my initial blogpost (carefully referring to the literature), it is precaution that offers greater rigour and accountability under the realities of uncertainty.
"But a company that knows in effect that the disclosure is deceptive or misleading can't be shielded from accountability under many circumstances".
"The Judgment Gap" (news analysis, front page, Oct. 11) helps explain the confused state of military contractor accountability under United States law.
Fulfilled funding needs will enable the regional office to deliver on its full range of regional accountabilities under UNICEF's Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action.
Adequate funding will enable the UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia to deliver on its full range of regional accountabilities under UNICEF's Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action.
Funding requirements at the regional level include US$5 million to support regional contingency funding for quick disbursement to country offices in need; and US$700,000 for regional technical support for emergency preparedness, disaster risk reduction and staff security, as per regional office accountabilities under the Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action.
An example of the analytical process is the in vivo (1st order) code 'clinician feels offended', that was categorized under 'clinicians' accountability', then under 'clinicians' professional characteristics', that finally became part of one of the six main categories 'professionals'professionals
"It is possible to draw a link between increased stress and exam reform and the accountability framework under which schools are ranked and measured.
