Throughout the mid- to late-1990s and early 2000s, the nation embraced accountability.
The article acknowledges and advocates that the wishes of patients and clients must be prioritised in the decision making process, thus requiring professionals to embrace accountability fully and differentiate and manage risk.
"The mayor's proposal doesn't embrace accountability and transparency, and really just seems like window dressing," said Sheila Bedi, a professor at Northwestern's law school and a member of one task force working group.
This time, he and McCord focused on hiring "fully formed adults," in their words, go-getters who put the company's interests ahead of their own egos, showed initiative without being asked and embraced accountability.
In a speech at the annual conference of Universities UK (UUK) – the umbrella body representing higher education institutions – the minister will tell vice-chancellors and senior university staff they must "embrace accountability" and take urgent steps to ensure they are offering a good deal for students and taxpayers.
Make 2019 the year you completely embrace accountability, and share your goals with peers or friends.
It recognizes the need for cooperative leadership among these groups, and embraces accountability.
No one believes that after a three-year moratorium, teacher unions will suddenly embrace accountability and evaluation.
It's time for the administration to embrace accountability in policing, offering financial carrots to cities willing to adopt the practices pioneered by NYPD.
We must understand our cyber risks and opportunities, develop a plan, mobilize resources, choose agile and decisive leaders who embrace accountability, and begin.
But game-like education technology can provide students with good lessons in how to embrace accountability, maintain high levels of motivation, take risks, and avert fear.
