Sentence examples for became accountable from inspiring English sources

You supported vouchers, but only if private schools became accountable to the public.

In the process of implementing the design, school management teams and teachers became accountable to a range of stakeholders: national and local government, governors, parents, pupils and inspectors.

It is about time these people became accountable.

These changes meant that from April 2006, local authorities became accountable for Sure Start Children's Centres (rather than community partnership boards), and health agencies were legally obliged to cooperate in providing services within Children's Centres.

The day I made the choice to change my life is the day that I became accountable for my actions.

"All they have to do is become accountable," Mr. Berman said.

"We have become accountable for our children's learning.

"When we become accountable to the capital markets, it's much healthier," he said.

"He will become accountable at the next election," Gibson said in a recent interview with The Times.

Hospitals may apply to become "accountable care organisations" (ACOs), rewarded for reducing costs while improving care.

"It will take years before the military becomes accountable to a civilian president," he said.