"Our elected officials are often not accountable to the people," said Balachandran, pointing to a successful developer-backed effort last fall to add two at-large seats to the County Council.
Virtual workers, including those who are their own business owners, are often more accountable, take on more responsibility, and are more passionate about their work than brick and mortar workers, which enables them to achieve better performance.
People are often most accountable to other people, and nothing bonds humans more deeply than a shared struggle against a common adversity — be it weight loss, drug addiction, an obstacle course filled with electrified wire, or a hostile enemy force trying to kill you – this is why the small group mechanic plays such an important part in Weight Watchers, AA, Tough Mudder, and the military.
Because they are loosely regulated, charter schools are often neither accountable nor transparent.
There are now at least two or three generations of Israelis who were born and raised in this land, to whom it really is a home, and who are often held accountable and made to pay for for historical atrocities that are no fault of their own.
Even local youth sports organizations affiliated with national organizations are often not as accountable to the parents and children they supposedly serve as they should be.
The coaches stand behind them in the process, and are often the ones held accountable for the results.
The variable pharmacological response to psychoactive drugs typically seen in population groups is often not accountable by considering dissimilarities in hepatic metabolism.
The first is the reduction of complex event chains and choreographiesc – ones that are seldom successfully handled by any linear model – to some kind of social atomism (or psychologism) in which a single actor is thought be to (and is often held) accountable for that particular crisis [ 54, 55].
They are often however the bane of those who will be held accountable for them.
