Sentence examples for direction of accountability from inspiring English sources

Yesterday was a further step in the direction of accountability, albeit only in the lower chamber of Congress.

In practice, associational relationships – specifications of mandate based roles, lines and direction of accountability and evaluation criteria – of institutions intended to foster sectoral integration in natural resources management are not defined.

Morrell was one of the key figures in the Labour Party in the 1970s and '80s, helping move the party in the direction of greater accountability to its membership.

But while the action by the prosecutors is likely to be seen as a step in the direction of legal accountability, there have been grave concerns about the inclusion of some of the defendants on the indictment list.

The change could also "strike many as reversing progress Congress and the S.E.C. have made in the direction of greater corporate accountability and investor protection".

"It is critical to have a clear line of accountability and direction for all entities within counterterrorism," he said in an interview last week.

But a structure that militates against the clear lines of accountability and direction that are needed to run a huge railway is not good for management either.

Government environmental policy is plagued by a lack of accountability and direction.

The collegiate board structure might also make it difficult to practice some of the 'top-down' management principles, i.e. unity of direction, unity of command and unity of accountability and responsibility because of the more time consuming consultative and participative style of decision making.

The delays in health integration are largely due to the current lack of clear direction and accountability at district and institutional levels [ 24].

At last we have an official report which, to my mind, points the finger of accountability in the right direction – at Tony Blair and the cronies who helped him deceive the nation.