Sentence examples for as the accountable from inspiring English sources

The model – known more cosily over here as the accountable integrated care system – requires the identification of a "main contractor", and acute hospitals will be in pole position to assume this role.

Much of the criticism of her then and since has been about the notion that she did not apologise, or was not apologetic enough; and that she, as the accountable director, should have taken responsibility.

During a judicial review hearing brought by Shoesmith last year, Balls defended his actions on the grounds that the political circumstances meant he had to act quickly and decisively, and that Shoesmith as the accountable officer in Haringey should bear the responsibility for the failures.

In her news stories she holds Russia's business moguls, known as the oligarchs, accountable for stealing from the state and wreaking economic havoc.

Ethan Zuckerman, the director of the MIT Center for Civic Media, discusses the importance of public monitoring to hold institutions — such as the police — accountable for wrongdoing, a practice that benefits enormously from new technologies.

These residues are situated at the centre of the α1β1 loop, which was identified by Shaw et al. [21] as the region accountable for Elk-1 stability.

The first column (named as HRD processes) covers the criterion variable in terms of changing the HR stock (administrative/strategic), assembled as the most accountable outcome state according to both the precedent cross-case analysis and the literature discussed so far.

"We will spend the summer holding elected leaders in Congress as well as the states accountable on one measure: Are they improving or degrading life for working families?" Trumka said.

One respondent explained: "In our HIEC… the way we mitigated any problems was that the chair and the director worked very closely together and, secondly, we did make sure that the SHA [strategic health authority] as the final accountable organisation was comfortable with what we were trying to do, and we regularly reported to them".

Building upon the recent work of Judith Butler, the paper describes the accountable self as an opaque, exposed, and mediated self that is inherently limited in its ability to give an account of itself.

So the insulation layer is gone and IT is as accountable as everyone else?