Sentence examples for good accountability from inspiring English sources

The Bank chose this route in order to set a good accountability example to the government, but is already making provisions to take some of the funds off-budget if the delays continue.

To me that means, we should set broad goals and have a good accountability system, leaving the real work to those closest to the students.

The relief fund has good accountability of how its funds are used to aid the beleaguered Armenian community in Syria, said John Titizian, chairman of the relief fund's executive committee, and every dollar raised through the telethon will be sent to an aid group in Aleppo with "none whatsoever" diverted to overhead expenses.

Good oversight, accountability and management of the funds will, no matter who owns the oil.

While positive inducements can be valuable in creating a culture of good governance, accountability is the natural counterpoint.

Harvard University studies show good governance, accountability and proper representation can produce empowered Native American communities that can overcome centuries of disadvantage.

Hard lessons learned over the past five decades have taught us that good governance, accountability, local ownership and long-term engagement are the keys to success.

Mr. Popal's instructions from the president were to take "all the elements of good governance" — accountability, transparency, efficient public services — to the provinces and "bring the decision-making as close as possible to the people," he said.

You have to have good local accountability and if you are going to have combined authorities playing that strong and strategic role in other areas, it is also right that they should do so on education and skills.

You have to have good local accountability and if you are going to have combined authorities playing that strong and strategic role in other areas, it is also right that they should do so on education and skills.

"So there will now be a formal and informal system, and that cannot be good for accountability". One woman in her 50s and a veteran of non-executive boards concedes that there will be challenges ahead.