Sentence examples similar to ambiguous accountabilities from inspiring English sources
Resource constraints, pre-existing programs of a different model, and ambiguous accountability for implementation impeded spread.
Pushing analysts to weight their intelligence assessments creates a less ambiguous standard of accountability, which might explain why the consensus in the analytical community is to avoid disclosing their odds.
Several leaders remarked on the lack of role clarity and ambiguous nature of accountability for some activities.
Accountability was ambiguous.
Incomplete or ambiguous specification of responsibilities and accountabilities, lack of continuity in teams working in shifts, inefficient organization of teams due to lack of information about workers' competences and lack of clarity to determine if the work is delegated or assigned are examples of important problems related to collaborative work in healthcare teams.
(Senior leader #11) Ambiguous responsibility for funding IPC carried over into unclear accountability for program implementation, which some leaders said impeded spread.
The Army and I.S.I. run their ambiguous campaigns against militants entirely out of sight, and with no judicial accountability.
Ms Kelly was ambiguous about the exact degree of devolution, saying only that "leadership and accountability arrangements are commensurate with the powers on offer".
Similarly, the relationship between ministers and officials, and where the accountability lies when something goes wrong, was acknowledged by all to be ambiguous.
