For example, Americans for Financial Reform, an organization that describes itself as "fighting for a banking and financial system based on accountability, fairness and security," met with senior Federal Reserve officials only three times on the Volcker Rule.
Charity Navigator is a nonprofit website that evaluates charitable groups based on accountability, transparency and financial performance.
Without that, educational reform based on accountability of teachers and principals could never start.
Organizations rise and fall based on accountability.
This assessment, at the outset of their careers, is based on the assessment of evidence based on students' responsibility and accountability when presented with credible and independent evidence on their performance.
'Their internal system of organisation and election must be based on democracy, accountability and honesty.' He was supported by senior government ministers from the United States and Germany on a day when Samaranch's grip on power began to look as tenuous as Glenn Hoddle's.
Donors can research the organization or charity before offering help by checking the website Charity Navigator, which grades charities based on transparency, accountability and financial health.
This brief is primarily based on "Partnership, Accountability, and Innovation: Clarifying Boston's Experience with Pulling Levers" an essay by Braga and Winship that appears in David Weisburd and Anthony A. Braga (eds)., Police Innovation: Contrasting Perspectives, from Cambridge University Press.
Instead, by using the carrot of pay rises to extract performance concessions from principals and teachers, and by persuading philanthropists such as Bill Gates to pay for innovations that might be hard to sell to the public if the public had to pay for them, he has put in place a system based on transparency, accountability and competition that he hopes will achieve much the same effect.Will it?
