Sentence examples for limited accountability from inspiring English sources

The power authority agreements are likely to renew concerns about the state's public authorities, which some government watchdogs have complained operate with excessive secrecy and limited accountability.

This is what made me realise that some public sector organisations can get away with operating in a monopolistic vacuum with limited accountability.

Whitehall was in charge of preparations, with only limited accountability to parliament further material in the debate about the passing of cabinet government in Britain.

Like the recent trial of Bo Xilai, the fallen former politician, the case has become an intensely watched and debated parable about the privileges and limited accountability of the Communist Party's highborn.

"Most of the cabinet has not really digested the notion that this is no longer a command economy".Close observers of the government suggest that the limited accountability of the cabinet, exacerbated by personal animosity among ministers, has become a serious shortcoming.

Mobile field worker activity does not have to exist in a black hole of low visibility and limited accountability.

With vast power, but limited public accountability, that old guard is not unlike senior Soviet apparatchiks.

Because he ran a nonprofit, Fetterman operated with limited public accountability.

She was referring to the people who had done well under Putin, and who have ripped up the unspoken pact under which the Russian government provides economic progress in return for limited democratic accountability.

We need to strengthen local government capacity: to tackle inequality, we must address poor accountability, limited expertise and limited access to international finance at the local level.

The paper points to the ethical importance of recognizing this limited nature of accountability and outlines possible ramifications of this fact for practice.