Sentence examples for future accountability from inspiring English sources

"We are very keen to ensure evidence is preserved, protected and collected... for future accountability".

"I found this document patronising and ultimately dangerous for future accountability of the police," O'Neill added.

We firmly believe this will help the basis for future accountability," he said.

The result is a cycle of violence that creates a larger and larger incentive for the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to avoid future accountability.

These are potentially important, but the impact of legal changes is not being felt on the ground, and there is understandable cynicism about promises of future accountability.

"This provision would subvert the Senate approval process for board members of the Export-Import Bank and set a concerning precedent for future accountability".

The danger is that in the future, without accountability to elected civilian authorities, the Egyptian military and security services will seek to increase their power by manipulating Islamic extremist organizations in volatile and strategically sensitive areas like the Sinai Peninsula.

It also confirms that the audit ledger will log when patient data is used to train AI models — though it's less clear whether the ledger will also chronicle how data changes DeepMind's AI models, i.e. to support future algorithmic accountability by explaining how healthcare decisions were arrived at by AI-powered apps/services.

We are reminded of this particularly now, as we are releasing the latest maternal mortality estimates for the MDG era to share the progress to date, and as we prepare to meet with partners and stakeholders to discuss the future of accountability for women's, children's and adolescents' health.

Genuine futures market accountability is still pending, and the ability of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission CFTCC) to pursue the four critical areas of its charter is still only a prospect until Congress gives the Agency the permanent funding needed to hire the personnel and develop the resources it requires.

As more and more public information moves from printed to digital form, it is vital that virtual libraries of all kinds archive as much of it as they can in the interests of future reference and accountability.