Sentence examples for enhanced accountability from inspiring English sources

One commissioner, Daniel M. Gallagher, called the proposal a "rotten mandate" while another, Luis A. Aguilar, emphasized it as a significant step toward "enhanced accountability".

In a 2005 Ernst & Young survey, 87% of respondents noted enhanced accountability and ownership of controls as areas of added value provided by S-Ox.

Chancellor Gene Block also established a campuswide lab safety committee and ordered enhanced accountability measures.

The S.E.C. now has expanded powers and new rules under legislation enacted by Congress last summer to combat corporate fraud, enhance accountability and tighten oversight of the accounting industry.

Taking the potential benefits of policies into account, such as supporting quality improvement initiatives, and enhancing accountability and transparency [ 4, 5], these instruments can be regarded as an important step towards improving the quality of medical decision-making at the end-of-life.

From the study it is clear that awareness of facility charters was relatively high (66 %), suggesting that, with more civic education and enhanced service provider responsiveness, charters can be a useful platform for enhancing accountability and user engagement in health facilities.

"There are transparent rules of the road to monitor progress and enhance accountability".

"This action will provide transparency to the process and enhance accountability," Attorney General John Ashcroft said yesterday.

The relationship between the central government and the provinces could be defined more precisely in ways that enhance accountability.

Ms. Radack's proposal would enhance accountability for the judicial guardians of those who guard our security in secret.

Rather, it is a tool for enhancing accountability and, just as importantly, advancing the ultimate goal of making monetary policy more efficient and effective.