Sentence examples for have been accountability from inspiring English sources
Since he became governor in 1995, Mr Bush has shepherded proposals through Texas's legislature that have overhauled the state's academic standards, placed new emphasis on reading proficiency, and ended the bizarre practice of "social promotion"—advancing to higher grades even students who fail standard tests.His two chief themes have been "accountability" and "local control".
The consequences of the American and European breakdown in principled leadership after the 9/11 atrocities will not go away until there has been accountability for the torture and the abuse of detainees.
Udall, who had called for Brennan's job in 2014, told the Guardian that he was "not aware that there has been accountability for what Director Brennan calls CIA's 'bad mistakes'".
In recent decades, the buzzword has been "accountability" rather than "efficiency".
And when we are confident of change, when we are assured that rehabilitation has taken place, when there has been accountability and remorse and reformation, we must be willing to give a second chance.
"What I think has not been there, as it should have been, is accountability," he said.
From the President on down, leaders have been demanding "accountability".
There have been 18 previous accountability review boards.
Students in urban districts in particular have been underserved without accountability to national or even state standards.
However, the doctor removed the entire breast and was found to have been derelict in accountability.
