Sentence examples for high levels of accountability from inspiring English sources
Coby recognises high levels of accountability can mean working in the public eye is tough.
"We hold our staff and players to high levels of accountability so we take it extremely seriously as a football club," Harley said.
The ANC's next leader, who will take it into the presidential campaign of 2009, will need to deal with these issues if the party is to retain the support of a society that now expects high levels of accountability, openness and transparency.In the longer term, more openness and loosening of control may also lead to a true de-racialising of South Africa.
"Universities are large businesses with high levels of accountability, and they need the best information and evidence available to support their decision-making".
Hierarchical governance, for instance, would be more suitable for achieving a stable network with high levels of accountability and a focus on the compliance with regulatory requirements.
"Trade has proven to be a threat to many corals, and there needs to be a high level of accountability and documentation of trade, including aquaculture," she said.
You need a strong framework, clearly defined roles and responsibilities, and a high level of accountability to leave you secure in the knowledge that working with your family is the best thing for you and the business.
"It's about taking a player to the highest level he is capable of reaching, whether that's professional, home or abroad, or into college," he said, adding that parents can be assured that there is "a high level of accountability" because U.S. Soccer has selectively accredited its academies, graded them on a five-star scale and approved only three new applications out of 200 last year.
It is evident therefore, that a high level of accountability is embedded within the structures and processes in Singapore's education system.
