Sentence examples for if accountability from inspiring English sources

If accountability has been added to the playbook, it's about time.

If accountability standards are watered down, as the establishment wants, then real reform will fade.

If "accountability" had any real meaning, government would require schools to be something more than a test-taking crucible.

If accountability is to be achieved, either the existing mechanisms must be reformed and improved, or alternative international mechanisms, including the international criminal court, must be supported.

Yet if accountability is just an excuse to eviscerate the U.N.'s budget, it will have disastrous consequences in poor nations.

"If accountability is going to be used as a political weapon to frame perceived opponents, then it ceases to be meaningful or useful," he said in a statement printed in the Ugandan newspaper The Monitor in May.

Accountancy, if not accountability.

Time is of the essence — especially if the Accountability and Justice Commission's appeals process ends on Tuesday.

Government agencies and the people and groups that finance the projects are watching closely to see if greater accountability can be achieved.

"The problem with giving the largest federal law enforcement agency, and one that operates with few if any accountability mechanisms, is that it is a recipe for civil liberties abuses, and seriously risks further erosion of Fourth Amendment rights," says James Duff Lyall, a staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona.

Current year 7s downwards will be guinea pigs for an untested form of assessment and face a narrowing of the secondary curriculum if new accountability measures (not yet known) only focus on the EBC subjects of English, mathematics, science, history, geography and languages.