Sentence examples for give accountability from inspiring English sources
"What fighting does in hockey is give accountability," Ken Belanger, a former N.H.L. enforcer, said recently on "Hockey This Morning" on SiriusXM satellite radio.
Such a quick fix would make for a nice song, however, "All we are saying is give ACCOUNTABILITY a chance".
It gives accountability".
We take tangible measures at management level, giving accountability to improve gender balance at all levels of business.
This also gives accountability to club members for selling a set number of tickets and helps prevent tickets from duplication.
Likewise, our party's detailed plan to transform Network Rail into a fully fledged mutual would give public accountability to an organisation which is a "not-for-profit" company accountable only to itself.
Brogan had drafted the A+ Plan into a bill, but Bush called for revisions to give its accountability measures a harder edge.
At the same time there is a growing movement to give more accountability and discretion to the people at the receiving end of aid.
Most fantasies evade opportunities to make the impossible plausible, to give magic accountability in a realistic setting and moral and emotional weight in a modern novel.
In the manifesto, he also pledged to give more accountability to local institutions and local government, oppose scrapping the pound and work towards stronger economic, social and cultural links with the United States and the rest of the world.
