Sentence examples for failed accountability from inspiring English sources

Because of the high investment and low returns of this program, the Education Department in January said it failed accountability standards under the gainful-employment rule, and risked losing federal student aid funding.

The crisis in college basketball is first and foremost a problem of failed accountability and lax responsibility.

As a response to these challenges, civil society organisations in India in recent years have attempted to become involved in the state's horizontal accountability institutions or worked to create new institutions, or attempted to substitute for failed accountability institutions by holding their own enquiries and hearings [ 21].

Starbucks issued a statement saying that "This City continues to spend without reforming and fail without accountability".

Rachel's mother Cindy had criticised the 2012 court ruling in Haifa as "a symptom of a broken system of accountability within Israel and our own US government" that had failed to deliver accountability for her daughter's death.

Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va)., the vice-chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said the order puts too much power in the hands of a president who has previously failed to demand accountability from Russia on the issue.

When he charged in a debate that the news media had failed to do accountability reporting about the Federal Reserve, it was pointed out that both Bloomberg and Fox News had won a huge Freedom of Information Act action against the Fed.

Said Benkler: "The existing systems of oversight and accountability failed repeatedly and predictably in ways that were comprehensible to people inside the system but against which they found themselves unable to resist because of the concerns about terrorism and national security".

Then it failed to demand accountability from bankers who mismanaged their institutions and should have suffered the consequences.

Devotees of data-driven accountability failed to savor the timeless process where new evidence is subjected to peer review.

We combine panel survey data with new measures of MP implication in the expenses scandal to test where electoral accountability failed.