Speaking after the disappointing draws with Serbia and Macedonia, Regan said: "Craig has backed himself to succeed and we back him as well" - before adding ominously: "He knows he is accountable for performances and results".
For example, the chief medical officer in the hospital would be accountable for physician performance and quality in the hospital, the dean of the medical college responsible for academic performance, educational initiatives, research and leadership development, and the leader of the physician group accountable for financial performance and outpatient facilities.
At the heart of the Chicago teachers strike, a historic rift that left 350,000 students in limbo for more than a week, was a question that school systems across the nation are confronting: How much should teachers be accountable for the performance of their students?
As is mentioned in the Tallinn Charter, ministries commit themselves to be accountable for system performance and to achieve measurable results.
Now Demps will be accountable for the Pelicans' performance under Gentry, whose fortunes in the Big Easy could hinge on how much confidence he inspires in Davis.
An independent regulator for welfare to work could stand apart from the vested interests of both minister and contractor and be accountable for policing the performance of these programmes.
The civil servant of the future will be accountable for his or her performance.
A reduction in both feature size and in the number of features per SNP may be accountable for this decline in performance from the 100 K array to the 500 K array.
Moreover, quadriceps muscle strength is positively related to DLCO in patients with COPD [ 25] and the studied male population had a greater diffusing capacity which could be accountable for the better cycle performance.
Each individual in the team should have an interest in the overall objective of the team, and be accountable for his or her own performance in relation to the team's performance as a whole.
