Sentence examples for evident accountability from inspiring English sources

Health policy and leaders need to provide clear incentives as well as evident accountability mechanisms to establish trust and prevent discouragement.

These meet new efforts at community monitoring and accountability evident through networks such as Equinet (Additional file 4) and the Community of Practitioners on Accountability and Social Action in Health (COPASAH; Additional file 5).

Considered together with how respondents reacted to assessment in theoretical modules [ 11], it seems evident that regular accountability in clinical practice modules played a central role in determining students' overall learning pattern and had a negative knock-on effect on learning in subsequent theoretical modules.

The absence of accountability is also evident in state government.

Senator John McCain, who was a prisoner of war in the Vietnam era, asked Mr. Schlesinger with evident exasperation: "Isn't there some accountability?

Nor is it evident whether the new systems of accountability within the federal bureaucracy will allow for adequate outside scrutiny, as new complaints and violations emerge.

Here, the strongest differences between groups were evident on items relating to liability, accountability and appropriateness of skills.

It is evident therefore, that a high level of accountability is embedded within the structures and processes in Singapore's education system.

System accountability for patient safety is most evident across the remaining discrete viewpoints for Site A and Site B participants.

The wider theme of greater accountability in the use of public funds is evident in the way Sport England has divvied up its half-billion pound war chest for grassroots participation. .

"Variations of this terminology were evident in a number of cases, and served to minimise perpetrator accountability for violent behaviours," the report found.