Sentence examples for as for accountability from inspiring English sources

As for accountability, Mr. Aborn said that officers know that they will have to answer to a review board.

As for accountability within the church, all five bishops accused of negligence for allowing Father Geoghan free rein have been promoted to run their own dioceses.

As for accountability, the commission answers not only to national governments, through the council, but to the parliament as well.In truth, the deficit is to be found more at national than at European level.

As for "accountability", the earliest use of the term quoted in the Oxford English Dictionary dates from 1794, when Samuel Williams – establishing what would become a time-honoured theme – bemoaned a lack of it in his work The Natural and Civil History of Vermont.

Important aspect, which has not been managed well, is the establishment and maintenance of good recording and reporting practices, and establishment of a clean database, which might be equally useful for supporting of management decisions as well as for accountability purposes.

A general comment can strengthen advocacy and be used as a framework for accountability, as well as for pushing for change in legislation.

This is line with Campbell's law that The more any quantitative social indicator is used for social decision making, the more subject it will be to corruption pressures and the more apt it will be to distort and corrupt the social processes it is intended to monitor as is known for accountability systems (Campbell, 2010).

Goals are tangible touchstones, providing clear targets as well as a basis for accountability.

Tony Clement is still president of the Treasury Board, a department that describes itself as "responsible for accountability and ethics, financial, personnel and administrative management, comptrollership, approving regulations and most Orders-in-Council".

Congress passed the President's major financial structural reforms, which consisted of strengthening the supervision of banks and included various provisions for accountability, as well as protection of minority shareholders.

Besides, outside of a narrow deontological interpretation of our ethical commitments, the whole notion of responsibility can be viewed not as something that is imputed to us (as it is for accountability), but rather as something that we actively take (Adam and Groves 2011).