Sentence examples for further accountability from inspiring English sources

Recognizing them would not discharge Mr. Obama's failed duty to find ways to further accountability.

Supporters, including the House Appropriations Committee chairman, Representative David R. Obey, defend the new requirements, saying they will bring further accountability on top of a 2007 ethics law that required the disclosure of all earmarks and their sponsors.

It distracted everyone from the real issue of Chevron's egregious destruction of the Amazon, and the threat of litigation has alienated and chilled further accountability efforts.

This week Scheer wrote an article raising serious questions about releasing the second $350 billion in TARP funds without further accountability and a chance to read the fine print.

Having the space to freely discuss feedback and facilitate the organization of a development plan was seen as an advantage to further accountability within their department.

Yamin further described accountability systems for women's health to members of treaty-monitoring bodies as part of the "Accountability and Human Rights for Women's and Children's Health" meeting of the independent Expert Review Group (iERG) of the WHO in Geneva.

I will not go further into accountability in this space because the metaphor of a dashboard grabbed me.

In addition, the Credit Rating Agency Reform Act and the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 have further strengthened accountability, transparency and oversight for credit rating agencies.

Vigils and protests remembering Garner will continue through the weekend as family members, friends and activists push for further police accountability reforms after his death spurred one of the most active years of protest since the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

The Innocence Project, which helps exonerate the wrongfully convicted, and the criminal defense lawyer associations, joined Mr. Rudin's suit through an amicus brief because they felt that Judge Donnelly's ruling would further weaken accountability and create "a gaping safe haven" for official misconduct.

Some of the dead were buried in mass graves, further impeding accountability.