The phrase "accountable governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about political systems, leadership, or management practices that emphasize responsibility and transparency in governance.
Example: "The citizens demand accountable governing to ensure that their leaders are held responsible for their actions."
Alternatives: "responsible governance" or "transparent leadership".
(B) Is accountable to the governing body of the main provider, in the same manner as any department head of the provider.
But the sheer scale of the scandal, and the potential legal consequences from both the U.S. and Swiss investigations, have led some to wonder: Will it finally be possible to have a democratic, transparent, and accountable world soccer governing body that takes full responsibility for its past transgressions and offers a clear road map to a different future?
The citizens are not fully able to govern themselves through a self-appointed and accountable government.
We can pretend that the Constitution, which was written to hold the government accountable, is still our governing document.
"This governing body will change that.To restore the public's trust in TIF and hold this new governing body accountable, TIF must operate with more transparency and accountability".
Marci Harris is co-founder and CEO of POPVOX, a civic startup that connects people and elected officials to foster accountable, responsive governing.
Given the risks of cooperation, theory indicates that a robust arrangement will contain means of holding governing actors accountable to each other.
Pointing to the success of the east coast mainline when it was in public ownership, Burnham will promise to set up a national rail governing body accountable to the transport secretary, to further regulate the bus network and campaign for an east-to-west high-speed rail route.
Parents are our fiercest advocates when it comes to holding schools and governing councils accountable for acting in young people's best interests.
