Sentence examples for equity and accountability from inspiring English sources

"Platform co-ops" are a new breed tech startups using the equity and accountability of user ownership as an alternative to the business models of Silicon Valley.

In a statement, Representative George Miller of California, and the ranking Democrat on the House Education Committee, said that Mr. Kline's bill "turns the clock back decades on student achievement, equity and accountability in American public education.

Where practices like greater autonomy over curriculum or freedom from bureaucratic regulations are valid, they should be extended to all schools without sacrificing the oversight we need to preserve equity and accountability.

The agency looked for applications that prioritized the city's concerns around safety, disabled access, equity and accountability," the agency said.

They are also based on recognition of the importance of achieving equity and accountability in communication between stakeholders, involving equitable representation of three or more stakeholder groups and their views.

Together, they are fighting for social and environmental justice, equity, and accountability.

The Mayor has directed the task force to review the city's use of algorithms "through the lens of equity, fairness, and accountability," and in December 2019, deliver recommendations on procedures for reviewing and assessing City government's algorithmic tools.

She broke them into three categories: access and equity, achievement and accountability.

Public administration researchers offer many scientific studies with evidence that bureaucrats are intrinsically motivated to innovate and better serve the public not only in terms of efficiency, but across other key values like equity, representativeness, and accountability.

Covering a wide range of local, national and global food policy topics and issues, the program seeks solutions in support of a food system that embodies the values of equity, transparency and accountability and that yields improved health and sustainability outcomes for all.

In a full-page advertisement in the Sunday October 23, 2016 edition of the Los Angeles Times, the union representing Los Angeles teachers, challenged the California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) to a "public debate on key educational issues relating to equity, access and accountability".