Sentence examples for corresponding accountability from inspiring English sources

But until recently, it looked as if these deals only empowered prosecutors, rather than judges, without requiring much in the way of corresponding accountability.

In theory, super PACs are legally prohibited from coordinating directly with a candidate, though in practice they're just a murkier extension of political campaigns, performing all the functions of a traditional campaign without any of the corresponding accountability.

A screening log was maintained to show corresponding accountability for all opened allocation envelopes.

People like accountability.

The rollback of federal accountability -- and corresponding return to local control -- worries the groups.

In addition, the Wilder Collaborative Inventory contains elements corresponding to mutual respect and accountability which distinguished it from the New York PSAT and VicHealth tools which did not assess these elements.

– When new competences are transferred to or created at Union level or when new Union institutions are established, a corresponding democratic control by, and accountability to, the European Parliament should be ensured.

Another piece of audio restoration software—say Waves Audio's corresponding technology wouldn't offer the same visual accountability in such matters, making the process of taming the unwanted frequencies much harder to do.

But, he says:I agree that the Occupiers have served a useful service in drawing attention to economic inequality, a corresponding imbalance of power and a failure of accountability on the part of major institutions, including our government.

I agree that the Occupiers have served a useful service in drawing attention to economic inequality, a corresponding imbalance of power and a failure of accountability on the part of major institutions, including our government.

It may only be because the Obama Administration got serious about imposing some accountability on career training programs, and because of the corresponding public awareness of abuses, that some in your sector have moved toward certain reforms.