Sentence examples for genuine accountability from inspiring English sources

Victims on both sides, McGowan Davis argues, can expect "no genuine accountability and no justice".

As we have seen repeatedly in recent years, without genuine accountability, rules and laws mean nothing.

It's a democratic necessity that the Snowden leaks are used to bring some genuine accountability to the NSA-GCHQ machine and its lawless industrial-scale espionage.

They have come from the academisation of schools which has put enormous power in their hands with very little genuine accountability.

Indeed, to mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta we need to deal with the unfinished business at the core of our democracy – that is, to address corporate irresponsibility by demanding genuine accountability at work too.

Open challenges to the ruling establishment at the conference – or simply calls for genuine accountability – were not well received, and there were also reported beatings administered by Abbas's security.

That's certainly the main challenge put forth by authors of the new John Jay report, who argue that the American Catholic hierarchy must finally adopt uniform, secure policies characterized by genuine transparency and true accountability, especially for bishops.

The second step is to create the most effective organisation to meet modern policing needs and establish genuine local accountability.

If voters don't understand these arrangement what hope is there for genuine political accountability?

Advocates for criminal justice reform argue that payouts like these, largely funded by taxpayers, are a poor substitute for genuine police accountability and do little to deter police misconduct.

It is thus encouraging that the development agenda proposed by the South Korean presidency speaks as much to these realities as to a new sense of partnership and genuine mutual accountability.