However, I can tell you that not one of the languages I have studied has a word for "accountability .I went to many conferences in Latin America where, after a long discourse about corruption and bad governance, someone would inevitably declare, "Necesitamos accountability".
Earlier this month, the postmaster general warned Congress of a looming default and eventual bankruptcy; a government accountability official declared the postal service's business model "broken"; and even President Obama, in his recent $3 trillion deficit-reduction plan, said the postal service should be allowed to eliminate Saturday delivery in order to save itself.
High fees and hidden conflicts of interest are culprits in causing 401(k) plans to underperform professionally managed traditional pension plans by one percentage point annually, a U.S. Government Accountability Office report declared in January.
Last week President Bush declared that the election was the "accountability moment" for the war in Iraq -- the voters saw it his way, and that's that.
That's despite a new policy directive issued in September, 2015 that declared the DOJ would make "individual accountability" a centerpiece of its financial crime investigations.
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But today, as Obama has declared, begins a new era of responsibility and accountability, and it is time for this columnist to get back to work.
In 2003, the Interior Department's inspector general declared that the auditing process was "ineffective" and "lacked accountability" and that many of the auditors were unqualified.
One shortcoming, Mr. Lévy declared, was a lack of what he called "fearless accountability," which hindered the ability of agencies to "deliver the desired business results that bring clients to our doors".
But a mistrial was declared by Pakistan's Supreme Court following a major scandal involving the accountability bureau and the judge who had issued the verdict.
"The removal of the duty to provide," the department declared, "does not in any way undermine the secretary of state's accountability or responsibility for the health service which remains unchanged since the founding of the NHS".
