Today we have an honest government, an accountable government, that is committed to changing things in Mexico.
Holding everyone involved publicly accountable could go a long way to changing the culture that exists in sports and would engender more public faith that the winners won fairly.
We saw a wider frame of reference: how, in the digital age, could we deliver a PSB system that was transparent, accountable, pluralist, good value for money, and scalable to changing needs, rather than embedded in self-sustaining institutions?
As Democrats, we have become so afraid of losing this election that we're afraid to hold Barack Obama accountable for changing directions or criticize him at all.
This requires supporting health policies and practices which respect cultural difference in mainstream settings and being accountable for changing long-standing discriminatory behaviour to create hospital environments that are safe and enabling for Indigenous people [ 65, 66].
These insights suggest that gender inequities in the sciences cannot be expected to resolve themselves without concerted effort, and that this effort should focus, not (primarily) on adapting women to existing institutions, but on ensuring that these institutions are accountable for changing entrenched practices that are responsible for the continued loss of trained scientific talent.
The final, upcoming article in this series will provide recommendations for how the public can hold elected officials and, thus, police departments accountable in changing the "us against them," militarized mentality all too present in our communities today.
Neil Kinnock, the commission vice-president, was tasked with overhauling the institution, making its officials more accountable and changing its culture to root out the dodgy "fonctionnaire" practices which give Brussels a bad name.
Having at first resisted the idea of giving Tom Ridge, his homeland security chief, a proper department and making him accountable to Congress, Mr Bush is now sensibly changing his mind.
Shareholder votes on pay are not currently binding, but the government is looking at changing the law to make boards more accountable to their investors.
Changing the paradigm could make the networks more accountable to advertisers and more appealing to viewers, Ms. Ross said.
