Sentence examples for editorial accountability from inspiring English sources
The conference's closing sessions were devoted to a close examination of the related issues of ensuring editorial accountability and the search for a sustainable business model.
Members of Congress, as well as the editorial board in its Sept. 22 editorial "Accountability at Wells Fargo," rightly condemned the egregious actions created by the competitive atmosphere that permeated sales activities within Wells Fargo bank.
Oh also laid out "a host of pressing issues" including the need to balance user-created content with editorial accountability, as well as to identify business models to sustain citizen journalism during an age of ever-more rapid commercial and technical transitions and unclear revenue models.
Ultimately, the challenge for online publications is to figure out how the technology can be used to help achieve editorial accountability.
C2 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 FASHION B11 EDITORIAL A18-19 EditoriAccountabilityility for accountants; South Asia's hair trigger; playing politics with women's health; the world according to Lucas.
C1 Business Digest C2 EDITORIAL A22-23 EditoriAccountabilityility begins at home; endangering Yellowstone's grizzlies; a fence on the border; Brent Staples on what America could learn from foreign schools.
The latter have transparent governance structures (the BBC Trust and the Broadcasting Board of Governors, respectively) that ensure editorial independence, accountability and quality.
"At Least Some Accountability" (editorial, Dec. 3) says of the status of forces agreement that revokes immunity for private security contractors: "Companies warn that the agreement will make it much harder for them to hire Americans and others to provide security in Iraq.
While they may make mistakes in running incorrect stories, they have editorial structures and accountability.
Bush Nears Choice for C.I.A. Editorials: Charter school accountability; a pact against oil company abuses; remembering Robards.
C3 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 EDITORIAL A26-27 Editorials: No accountability on Abu Ghraib; the long shadow of war; valuing wilderness.
