Two-tier boards in Germany, with a supervisory and an executive level, enforced accountability and allowed companies to take into account the interests of all their "stakeholders", not just their capital providers.
How rigorously do you enforce accountability?
At least in the pros there are measures enforcing accountability.
Milberg Weiss's supporters gave it credit for enforcing accountability in the boardroom.
Any government official who tried to enforce accountability on, say, Halliburton quickly found his or her career derailed.
"But the real nuts and bolts of corporate accountability often depend on ordinary shareholders to enforce accountability on management," Mr. Blumenthal said.
There are no laws adequately tracking scurrilous performers, enforcing accountability or limiting the amounts charities can waste on overhead as they enjoy tax exemptions.
If we won't enforce accountability in the face of this heinous act, what does it say about our resolve to stand up to others who flout fundamental international rules?
Elsewhere in Illinois, the lack of a way to enforce accountability on failing local governments in essentially one-party towns means that residents are victims of a kind of elected oligarchy.
There is also the reality that users stand a good chance of actually seeing each other in person, not hiding anonymously behind a keyboard, enforcing accountability for one's conduct.
Malaysia introduced the security council resolution, which aimed to enforce accountability for the downing of MH17, as called for in a resolution unanimously adopted by the council four days after the disaster.
