Sentence examples for accountable for reaching from inspiring English sources

We've pushed for higher standards and for making schools and students accountable for reaching them.

ECB chief executive Tom Harrison said Downton's departure was about being "accountable for reaching the standards we aspire to".

In a statement, chief executive Tom Harrison said the ECB needed to be "accountable for reaching the standards we aspire to".

Lantern coaches, who are experienced behavioral change professionals trained in CBT, guide patients through the programs, give them feedback and help keep them accountable for reaching their goals.

Lantern also employed coaches, who were experienced behavioral change professionals trained in CBT to guide patients through the programs, give them feedback and help keep them accountable for reaching their goals.

In addition to the public and the media being able to hold the government accountable for reaching the goals in the Child Poverty Target, UK Child Poverty Unit Director Richard Cienciala points out, "It is [also] the job of the Child Poverty Unit and Social Mobility Commission to hold the government to account against the targets".

And even when Friedman admits that Republicans are more to blame for the lack of compromise, he makes up for it by somehow simultaneously claiming that "history" will hold Obama more accountable for failure to reach a deal.

But others in and outside the department mention factors like improved training techniques and stricter controls to hold officers accountable if they reach for their guns.

Teachers with students who take standardized math and English tests (usually fewer than half of the total number of teachers in a district) are held accountable for getting students to reach this mark.

However limited these choices might be, Iceland's citizens retain absolute authority to hold their elected officials accountable for the decisions they have reached (within the nation's external constraints), and to strike down every piece of legislation those elected officials have decided upon in the past.

We have come to the view, however, that only until prosecutors begin routinely holding adults accountable for keeping loaded guns within reach of children will this particular scourge abate.