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MW: That's a quintessential example of accountability without real compassion.
The Phillips firing provided a "vivid example" of accountability, Brooking said.
The February decision to fire every high school teacher drew praise from President Obama, who cited it as an example of accountability.
One is that Ross was punished for his error — a four-week suspension that served as an example of accountability in the media.
Two senior figures in India's ruling Congress party were forced to resign from high-profile posts today amid corruption allegations, in a rare example of accountability in a country where graft is endemic.
"Some in Phnom Penh are apparently frightened that the E.C.C.C. might actually succeed, that it might serve as an example of accountability that could be applied more widely," said James A. Goldston, executive director of the Open Society Justice Initiative, a New York-based organization that pursues legal reform.
Stories produced under Carolyn's guidance include not just memorable examples of accountability journalism but humanizing accounts of Mayor Bloomberg's salty diet, his subway travels and Bermuda weekend life, Andrew Cuomo's telephone techniques and tow-truck-driving past, David Paterson's gay "uncles" and his anxieties about his future, Carl Paladino's hugging and Kirsten Gillibrand's blossoming.
This is not an example of managerial accountability that impresses me much".
America needs to set an example of financial accountability and insist that the world follow.
A good example of how accountability can drive collaborative behavior is Amazon.
At the end of last week the Institute for Government sent out a briefing note saying the DWP's universal credit programme was a classic example of the "accountability muddle" that sometimes afflicts Whitehall.
