Sentence examples for accountable both from inspiring English sources
He added that GP groups must be transparent and accountable, both nationally and locally, the latter through links to local authorities' health and wellbeing boards.
Because of the worsening teacher shortage, the strong economy and increasing pressure to hold schools more accountable, both sides are likely to make concessions that could significantly change how teachers are compensated, as well as the rules they work by.
Collectively these reforms would make the government much more accountable both to parliament and to the electorate and they would begin to shift significant power away from the executive, particularly Number 10, and in favour of the legislature.
Accordingly, the head of CSG Bridget McConnell and her various councillors should be held accountable, both to the art world, whose integrity they are undermining, and equally to the oppressed minority, whose voices they are irrevocably stifling.
He writes badly because he both believes and doesn't believe that we are free, both believes and doesn't believe that we are morally accountable, both believes and doesn't believe that a young person's straying from a prescribed social role is sinful.
An open letter calling for a ban on lethal weapons controlled by artificially intelligent machines was signed last week by thousands of scientists and technologists, reflecting growing concern that swift progress in artificial intelligence could be harnessed to make killing machines more efficient, and less accountable, both on the battlefield and off.
The commission will be accountable to both ministers and parliament.
You will also learn to hold individuals accountable for both task performance and building productive relationships.
Above all, hold the team accountable for both good and not-so good results.
He also held GE's leaders and managers formally accountable for both performance and values.
She has attempted to hold policymakers accountable during both Republican and Democratic administrations.
