Sentence examples for accountable for costs from inspiring English sources

They agree to be accountable for costs and results.

My sense is that larger organizations that pull clinicians of all kinds together to be responsible (accountable) for costs and results are going to be more successful.

In that sense, he said, "Boeing is treating us like an industrial supplier... and we are fully accountable" for costs and outcomes.

Many people believe that DRG based funding (and performance) holds hospitals accountable for costs, but its impact on quality of care and health outcomes is unclear.

Sullivan says the cost-plus deal in Massachusetts failed to create incentives to hold Bechtel and PB accountable for cost overruns.

Your company hired a not-so-responsible person who naturally incurs extra expenses (so the business is accountable for those costs).

Before they leave, Llambias and Leach must appoint the three new directors, or face the prospect of being held financially accountable for the costs of holding Friday's General Meeting when they have already conceded that King has enough shareholder votes for his resolutions to change the Ibrox board.

Starting in April 2016, hospitals in 67 geographic areas across the country (including New York City, Miami and San Francisco) will be accountable for the costs and quality performance associated with the entire episode of care — spanning the initial hospitalization for joint replacement surgery to the 90 days following the patient's discharge.

She emphasized that Exide must be held accountable for the costs of the pollution.

No way for these companies to be held accountable for the costs that they are externalizing onto society, our farmers, their farms and our economy.

Every war resolution ought to require a personal pledge on the part of everyone voting for it, including the president, that they will remain responsible and accountable for its costs, even after they have left office.