It was permissible whether earthquake injuries were purely natural, partly the result of non-US injustice (self-initiated neglect of safety rules by local contractors), or partly the result of US-perpetrated injustice (long-standing US meddling in Haitian politics at the expense of accountability, including, downstream, accountability for neglectful construction projects).
Foreigners here have complained for years that Dubai is too secretive about its debt and finances and that its rapid growth came at the expense of accountability.
Whitehall ordering the closure of schools is only the start, the next step is that Gove and his civil servants will be managing thousands of funding agreements with individual schools at the expense of local accountability.
I would highly recommend trying to partner up for the bigger costly activities to split expenses and get accountability in planning.
Possible alternative expenditure data is that based on actual accountability for expenses made at the end of each financial year.
Accomplishing "legal accountability" at the expense of constitutional guarantees does not further the rule of law; it damages the foundations of a legal system.
When something goes wrong, the first thing you ask is, "Who's responsible?" This may be a sign that you overemphasize accountability at the expense of problem-solving — which your team may see this as finger-pointing.
Based on my experience as a headteacher and now as a consultant visiting different schools, I believe there's far too much emphasis on accountability at the expense of learning.
Since coming to office, Sheikh Salman has ensured that a damning audit of Mr. Bin Hammam's management that contained far-reaching recommendations for further investigation and possible legal action was buried and that power was further concentrated in his hands at the expense of greater transparency and accountability.
The public will not see this as correcting a broken system; most agree that the system is broken because of the MPs' expenses scandal, the lack of accountability and a government that makes up legislation as it goes along, rather than getting to grips with the real problems of a broken economy and a broken society.
They are profitable because they shift the burden of accountability and operational expenses from them to the people using and providing the services.
