Sentence examples for insufficient accountability from inspiring English sources

This was changed to: "We are concerned that there is insufficient accountability for human rights violations".

In large part, it's because there is insufficient accountability for countries that deny women their fundamental rights.

But by July 2006, the Pentagon comptroller and Central Command were concerned enough about insufficient accountability to dispatch a team to Pakistan to lay out new requirements for more detailed invoices, a Pentagon spokesman said.

Critics of the program, however, have raised concerns that the local units are essentially militias with insufficient accountability to the Afghan authorities — echoing an initial concern of Mr. Karzai's when the program was started.

"Clearly one of these lessons is that there is insufficient accountability in this system and it is for that reason that I make a number of recommendations in that regard," he said.

I would offer another view: there is an insufficient culture of accountability.

Yet while many countries were moving ahead, the 2010 MDG Report warned that "unmet commitments, inadequate resources, lack of focus and accountability, and insufficient dedication to sustainable development have created shortfalls in many areas".

The committee said the government needed to do better than last time, as the "2012 suicide prevention strategy has been characterised by inadequate leadership, poor accountability and insufficient action".

Access to safe water and sanitation remains extremely low due to weak governance; insufficient skilled staff; weak accountability for service delivery; low/irregular salaries.

Anwar noted that, while a fatal accident inquiry into Bayoh's death will be mandatory, the family did not believe that such an investigation would have sufficient remit to cover the wider issues of deaths in custody, use of restraint techniques, racism, lack of police accountability and the insufficient powers of PIRC.

Accountability by itself will be insufficient.