The phrase "accountable for the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing responsibility or liability for specific modifications or alterations in a situation, project, or organization.
Example: "The project manager is accountable for the changes made to the original plan and must report on their impact."
Alternatives: "responsible for the changes" or "liable for the changes".
It requires Novartis to clarify and systematize the criteria for evaluating employees, to train managers to evaluate employees fairly, and to "calibrate" evaluations to check that evaluators are applying performance criteria in a uniform manner in other words, making people accountable for implementing the changes.
Rather than jump to a privatization deal, we should simply hold ourselves accountable for making the changes we know need to be made.
There's an opportunity here not just to complain or wish, but to build a social movement that holds tech giants accountable for delivering the change they've promised over and over.
"This is our way of holding everyone accountable for this change because women's issues about equality are everyone's issue". .
Improving the link between voters and MPs, and to make the latter more accountable was the reason for the changes proposed in 2009 to introduce more SMCs and to reduce the size of GRCs.
Or as Robert Maranto of the University of Arkansas points out, in New York police chiefs and precinct leaders are held accountable for changes in the murder rate in their areas.
Like the Kerner Commission, the Ferguson Commission mostly holds lawmakers, local government and law enforcement accountable for making changes..@jrosenbaum got it right.
State and federal governments need to oversee changes to ensure that local school districts are held accountable for needed changes.
Separating the assessment phase undertaken by an external body from the following enforcement phase where the inspected organization is accountable for implementing necessary changes also complies with the international requirements for inspection standards [ 20].
